On Feb. 19, the FDA's orthopedic and rehabilitation devices advisory panel voted against the recommendation of Medtronic's Diam spinal stabilization implant, according to Fierce Medical Devices.
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Amedica's stock increased 87.64 percent in short interest, according to Franklin Independent.
InVivo Therapeutics has enrolled a sixth patient into the INSPIRE Study.
RTI Surgical launched the Unison-C System, an anterior cervical fixation system.
OrthoGrid Systems released its new HipGrid Drone.
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The global orthopedic devices market is expected to increase at a CAGR of 4.57 percent between 2016 and 2020, based on a Technavios report, according to Virtual-Strategy Magazine.
Lucideon, the international materials technology company, added accelerated aging of ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene polymer orthopedic implants to its range of wear and fatigue testing services, according to News-Medical.
Nihon Kohden, a U.S.-market leader in medical instrumentation solutions, launched its Neuromaster MEE-2000A.
Bioventus entered into a multi-year agreement with Institut Biochimique SA, a Swiss pharmaceutical company, for exclusive distribution rights in the United States to the GELSYN-3.