Spinal Tech

Here are 14 key notes on orthopedic and spine device companies over the past week.

The Institute for Applied Neurosciences, a nonprofit within the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston, licensed a minimally invasive spine surgery implant to Amendia, a spine surgery medical device provider in Marietta, Ga.

The American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeon submitted comments to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on the proposed 2016 fee schedule and the Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement model.

The Orthopedic Center at Tomball Regional Medical Center in Houston completed its 100th joint replacement in August, according to The Potpourri.

The first Navio system-assisted partial knee replacement performed using Smith & Nephew's ZUK unicompartmental knee has been successfully completed.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has awarded Nextremity Solutions with seven patents.

Medovex will attend the North American Spine Society exhibition in Chicago in October.

Children with scoliosis may be able to avoid multiple surgeries to extend implanted rods with a new magnetic rod, according to The Patriot-News.

Here are 150 insights and notes on the second quarter financial reports of some of the most prominent orthopedic and spine device companies.

Xtant Medical received FDA clearance for the Aranax Cervical Plate.