Spinal Tech

Smith & Nephew has acquired two software assets from S2 Interactive.

Here are 14 key notes on spine and orthopedic device companies this week.

Vinita Bali, a Smith & Nephew insider, purchased several shares on the open market yesterday, according to a Sleek Monkey report.

BONESUPPORT received the Frost & Sullivan 2015 Growth Capital Investment Award.

Spinal Kinetics presented the results of a two-year, multi-center outcomes trial for treating lumbar degenerative disc disease using the company's Spinal Kinetics M6 cervical disc prosthesis.

MiMedx Group announced that the publication of its peer-reviewed scientific study, which proves the link between the properties of its CollaFix fibers and beginning of tendon regeneration.

The first two patients to receive InVivo's Neuro-Spinal Scaffold for spinal cord injury are showing improvement three-to-six months after surgery.

LDR received an "outperform" rating by analysts at RBC Capital Markets, according to a Directors Talk report.

Here are the stock reports from five spine device companies for May 14, 2015 and how they compare to their numbers two weeks ago on April 30.

Spine device company K2M has grown significantly over the past few years, from a spine start-up focused on minimally invasive deformity techniques to a public company competing in multiple spinal technology spaces.