Here are 15 key notes on orthopedic and spine device companies over the past week.
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Huntley, Ill.-based Life Spine completed its initial cases with its PROLIFT Expandable Interbody System.
The Volar Radius Plate 2.0 is designed to accelerate the wrist fracture healing process, according to The LEAD.
Joel Phillips, Exactech treasurer, sold 3,900 Exactech shares on May 11, according to Franklin Independent.
Cytori Therapeutics' shares were down 12 percent on May 11, according to Sonoran Weekly Review.
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The FDA issued draft guidance for three-dimensional printed medical devices, according to Med Device Online.
GE Healthcare signed its first U.S. managed equipment services agreement, according to Med Device Online.
Camber Spine Technologies' ENZA Zero Profile Anterior Interbody Fusion system received FDA 510(k) clearance.
OrthoPediatrics received regulatory clearance for its RESPONSE Spine System in Japan.
SI-BONE partnered with the Yale University Open Data Access Project to share data from the company's clinical trials, according to a YaleNews report.