Spinal Tech

A blog post from Amendia examines the top four changes in outpatient spine surgery.

TranS1 continues to build around its core product, AxiaLIF, acquired from Baxano. The technology is designed for surgeons to perform L5-S1 spinal fusions without removing the facet joints and destabilizing the spine.

From 2013 to 2019, the global sports medicine devices market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 4.4 percent.

Mazor Robotics released its earnings report for the first quarter of 2016.

BioTras launched AsTris 1.0 Spine Simulator at the recently-held 18th annual American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians conference in Dallas.

Paris-based SpineGuard will commercially launch its PediGuard Threaded device next week.

Titanium is an ideal material for three-dimensional printing knee and hip implants, according to www.3ders.org. Singapore researchers believe a three-dimensional printable titanium-tantalum alloy mixture is more effective than a titanium-aluminum mixture.

Wayne, PA, May 9, 2016– Camber Spine Technologies is proud to announce the launch of PROLIX™ and ORTHROS MIS™

DJO Global reported net sales growth in the first quarter of 2016.

The Senate Finance Committee released a new report on physician-owned distributorships, focusing on spine surgeons.