Investors should be paying attention to Medtronic, according to Nasdaq, as the company continues growth this year.
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Mindray Medical International acquired remaining stake in Wuhan Dragonbio Surgical Implants, a China-based orthopedic and spine device company.
GS Medical USA, a subsidiary of South Korea-based GS Medical, saw a 10 percent jump in the second quarter of 2015, compared to the second quarter of 2014.
Stryker moved to dismiss a lawsuit filed against its Accolade hip replacement system, according to Harris Martin.
The incubation center at the University of Toledo (Ohio) is now home to two medical device companies, according to a Toledo News Now report.
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According to a report by Persistence Market Research, a U.S.-based market intelligence firm, with expertise in healthcare, the bone grafts markets will expand.
Here are 20 key notes on orthopedic and spine device companies over the past week.
Nick Shamie, MD, became the first surgeon at a major U.S. hospital to use Xenco Medical's disposable devices during a spine surgery.
NuVasive appointed Jason Hannon as executive vice president, international.
Zyga Technology's SImmetry Sacroiliac Joint Fusion System with SImmetry Decorticator was featured in a special issue of Surgical Science.