Spinal Tech

Here are 27 key notes on orthopedic and spine device companies over the past week.

Medtronic is the world's third largest medical device company specializing in technology, services and solutions.

Nanovis Spine launched the FortiBridge cervical plate system.

Tenet stock fell by 2.95 percent for Wednesday, June 24, according to Equities.

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DJO Global acquired assets from Zimmer and Biomet on the heels of the two companies finalizing a landmark merger.

The Musculoskeletal Clinical Regulatory Advisers was instrumental in securing premarket approval from the FDA for the VertiFlex Superion Interspinous Spacer for patients with spinal stenosis.

Two more healthcare providers placed orders for Mazor's Renaissance robotic spine surgery system.

SIGNUS has devised a new device to opitmize fusion results. ASCOT offers physicians reliability and flexibility in performing procedures.

Pathway Neurosystems, a Boston-based medical device company, revealed expansion plans into France to make its mark in the European market, according to the Boston Business Journal.