Spinal Tech

Flower Orthopedics' FlowerCube concept received CE Mark approval.

Physicians at Brooke Army Medical Center in Houston performed robotic-assisted surgery on a two-year-old patient to remove a large cyst from his gall bladder, according to the U.S. Department of Defense.

SpineGuard and Zavation validated combined components for the DSG smart screw instrumentation, taking another step toward commercialization.

M14Spine was featured by Crain's Detroit as one of the Most Innovative Companies.

Histogenics, a regenerative medicine company focused on musculoskeletal products, appointed Dr. Gloria Matthews, DVM, PhD, chief medical officer.

OrthAlign technology received the 2015 Frost & Sullivan Technology Innovation Award in orthopedic alignment.

Intellijoint Surgical launched intellijoint HIP in Toronto on July 13.

Healthcare providers should utilize effective tracking to save healthcare dollars, according to delawareonline.

Edward Fehringer, MD, of Columbus Orthopedic and Sports Medicine in Nebraska and a team of surgeons devised a shoulder replacement prosthesis called the Tornier Simpliciti Shoulder System, according to the Daily Journal.

Changing clinical landscape For years, spinal fusion has been the dominant procedure for cervical spine surgery. While spinal fusion continues to hold the largest market share, tides are changing as non-fusion options are more widely available and accepted in spine…