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3 recent spine surgery firsts

Here are three spine surgery debuts in January:

Orthopedic devicemaker introduces 3D printed SI joint fixation

Croom Medical developed a customized 3D-printed sacroiliac joint fixation device, according to a Jan. 27 LinkedIn post from the company.

Abbott's spinal cord stimulator approved for diabetic peripheral neuropathy use

The FDA extended its approval for Abbot's Proclaim XR spinal cord stimulator.

1st case with Mariner spinal deformity screw system completed

The Mariner deformity pedicle screw system from Orthofix and SeaSpine's merged company was released in a full commercial launch, the devicemaker said Jan. 26.

CoachCare acquisition adds spine, orthopedic remote monitoring

CoachCare, a remote patient monitoring company, acquired Nvolve, according to a Jan. 26 news release.

8 medtech notes: DePuy Synthes, Icotec and more

Here are eight developments in spine and orthopedic medtech since Jan. 18:

Spine and Pain Institute among 1st to offer new pain management solution

Princeton, N.J.-based Regenerative Spine and Pain Institute has become one of the first clinics in the state to offer the WaveWriter Alpha Spinal Cord Stimulator System to treat patients with chronic pain, according to a Jan. 9 report from Princeton…

Spine devicemaker acquired by Acrotec

Acrotec acquired Axial Medical, a spine and orthopedic devicemaker based in Warminster, Pa.

Icotec's 4.5mm pedicle screws earn FDA clearance

The FDA cleared Icotec's Vader pedicle system to include 4.5 mm pedicle screws and extended carbon/PEEK rods, the devicemaker said Jan. 24.

DePuy Synthes pays $9.75M to settle kickback allegations involving spine implants

DePuy Synthes, Johnson & Johnson's orthopedic company, is paying $9.75 million to resolve allegations that it gave an orthopedic surgeon free spinal implants that were used in overseas cases, the Justice Department said Jan. 20.