Spinal Tech

SpineCraft attended the 2016 AANS/CNS Spine Summit.

DJO Global’s net sales grew in the fourth quarter as well as the full year in 2015.

InVivo Therapeutics enrolled the 7th patient in the INSPIRE study, which is testing the Neuro-Spinal Scaffold implant's efficacy.

The FDA is working with various institutions like College Park-based University of Maryland to create a system that collects data right as medical devices enter the market, according to The Baltimore Sun.

Analysts gave Medtronic a mean rating of two, on a scale of one (strong buy) to five (strong sell), according to CWRU Observer.

Berkeley-Calif.-based suitX launched the new exoskeleton that allows paraplegics to walk, according to ZD Net.

Xtant Medical has entered into a distribution agreement with Vivex Biomedical.

Here are 12 key notes on orthopedic and spine device companies over the past week.

ArthroMeda, a developer and marketer of medical devices for patients undergoing joint replacement procedures, raised $1.9 million from four investors, according to MedCity News.

Amedica has successfully fabricated complex, 3D structures using a 3D printing process called robotic deposition, or robocasting.