Medovex entered into an international distribution agreement with Aureus Medical.
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LifeScience Alley named Sheri Dodd of Medtronic to its executive board, among other new members.
Blue Belt Technologies, a "smart" surgical instrument developer, and Acibadem Healthcare Group, a healthcare services provider in Turkey, partnered to create an orthopedic surgical robotics program.
EOS imaging, a Paris-based company focused on two-dimensional and three-dimensional orthopedic medical imaging equipment, appointed a new board member chairman.
Integra LifeSciences reported a second quarter revenue increase and full-year guidance after the SeaSpine spin-off completes.
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Here are 29 key notes on orthopedic and spine device companies over the past week.
Zimmer lost $9.2 million after a Los Angeles jury ruled in favor of a man who claimed the Durom Cup caused him permanent injuries, according to drugwatch.
Smith & Nephew reported an increase in second quarter revenue.
SeaSpine released preliminary financial results for the company's first quarter as a separate entity from Integra LifeSciences.