Orthopedic and spine device manufacturer and distributor Fuse Medical has released its second quarter financial results, showing a net revenue of $5 million, up seven percent from the same quarter last year.
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Vertos Medical, a company focused on minimally invasive spine surgery, promoted two leaders to C-suite roles.
Viseon's 4K MaxView system for minimally invasive spine surgery visualization has launched, and the first clinical cases were completed, the company said Aug. 15.
Stephen Smith, MD, of Beacon Health System Memorial Hospital in South Bend, Ind., performed the first clinical case with Happe Spine's Integrate-C interbody fusion system.
Here are four spine device approvals since June 1:
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ZimVie earned FDA approval for its new version of the Mobi-C cervical disc, the devicemaker said Aug. 10.
Neuralink earned a $280 million series D funding round, the company said in an Aug. 7 tweet.
Curiteva received FDA 510(k) approval for its pedicle and sacroiliac joint navigation instruments, the medtech company said Aug. 8.
Alphatec posted $117 million in second quarter sales.
SynerFuse named Bill Koschak as CFO, the company said Aug. 7.