Spinal Tech

Advancements in neuroendoscopy technology will spur the neuroendoscopy devices market, according to WhaTech.

Austin, Texas-based Genesys Spine's Binary Anterior Cervical Plating System won the "Iron A' Design Award" in Italy, according to SYS-CON Media.

NuVasive reported financial results for the first quarter of 2016. The results include recent Ellipse Technologies and Mega Surgical acquisitions.

Integra LifeSciences entered into an agreement with AlloSource.

Gabelli analysts reiterated LDR stock's "buy" rating, according to a Risers & Fallers report.

Here are key notes on some of the leading companies in the spine device market space — where they are today and where they're headed.

Brian Conyer, a part-time business administration student at the USC Marshall School of Business in Los Angeles, raised $1 million to fund GIBLIB, a startup to help surgeons learn from each other online, according to the Daily Trojan.

Matt Bellman and Alan Hamlet created Myolyn, a Gainesville, Fla.-based company that designs exercise bikes for people with spinal cord injuries, according to WCJB 20.

RBC Capital increased its price target on Stryker shares from $108 to $120, according to Web Breaking News.

Spinal Elements received its 50th United States patent.