Transparency Market Research released a new report identifying key trends in the global minimally invasive surgery market.
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Amedica, a silicon nitride medical device biomaterial company, lost 15.92 percent in the last week, according to NWI.
"Normal spines have lordotic curves in the cervical and lumbar spine and a kyphotic curve in the thoracic spine for equal distribution of force across the spinal column. This allows people to stand in an upright posture and achieve forward…
Pressures from patients and the healthcare system at large for shorter hospitalization, quicker return to function, and reduced overall expense demand that today's spine surgeon develop expertise in anatomy conserving surgical techniques. The conservation of anatomy by limiting incision, dissection,…
The Dow Jones Sustainability North America Index named Dublin-based Medtronic Plc among the world's leading companies for sustainability.
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Bone Solutions of Dallas, developer of medical applications, received a formal patent approval for its Activated Spinal Fusion Slurry.
InVivo Therapeutics has been featured in Massachusetts Biotechnology Council's new series titled "Industry Innovators."
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.