Spinal Tech

Shelton, Conn.-based Spine Wave commercially launched its Velocity L Expandable Interbody Device and the XLR II Lateral Access System.

Based on an Ark Invest estimate, the 3D technology market will grow 40 percent over the next five years, according to MD+DI.

Broadview, Ill.-based Medline bought 51 acres of land in Auburndale, Fla., for a new medical supplies distribution center, according to The Daily Ridge.

Robotic technology continues to gain traction in the spine surgery field, allowing surgeons to pre-plan and customize procedures to fit an individual's anatomy. Guided with supreme accuracy, surgeons perform procedures with a robot's assistance to enhance outcomes.

Belgrade, Mont.-based Xtant Medical's second quarter revenue reached $21.46 million, according to Founders Daily.

The FDA updated its draft guidance addressing when manufacturers should submit a 510(k) application for modifications of medical devices in the market, according to Med Device Online.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia-based Pantai Medical Center researchers have gathered early clinical study data on Lexington, Ky.-based Intralink-Spine's Réjuve System.

Helius Medical Technologies recently announced the appointment of Thomas Griffin to the board of directors, according to a company release. Here is what you need to know.

OrthoPediatrics signed a license agreement with Sydney Children's Hospitals Network in Australia for the EPIC Plate Physeal Tethering Technology.

PLOS One published a study which found device reps' presence in the operating room may raise ethical questions about their impact on physicians.