The Spanish National Research Council and its business unit, Marsi Bionics, have patented the first pediatric exoskeleton for patients with spinal muscular atrophy, according to Medical Xpress.
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Dallas-based CTL Medical, a developer and manufacturer of spinal implants and instruments, announced its executive management team. The company recently acquired Dallas-based AccelSPINE to enhance its growth strategy.
Congress will consider a proposed bill which would mandate physicians report medical devices' potential risks to the FDA, according to the Wall Street Journal.
In a recent report, Technavio named the top five leading vendors in the global sports medicine market.
Farmington, Conn-based Avitus Orthopaedics has launched its FDA-cleared Avitus Bone Harvester product.
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San Francisco-based The Spine Center at Dignity Health St. Mary's Medical Center completed its 100th spine surgery with the Mazor Renaissance Guidance System.
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Minneapolis-based Medtronic is developing a robotic surgical system which the leading device company anticipates will make a significant contribution to the company's overall revenue in fiscal 2019, according to Reuters.
Ramon Cugat, MD, PhD, will present the results from a 20-patient, single-arm, open-label pilot study on Cytori Cell Therapy use in ACL reconstruction at The Orthobiologic Institute 7th Annual PRP and Regenerative Medicine Symposium on June 10 in Las Vegas.
Medtronic has acquired Responsive Orthopedics, a start-up aiming to sell lower cost knee and hip devices, according to a Star Tribune report.