From a new intervertebral cage to a new sacroiliac joint fusion device, spinal technology has evolved rapidly in the last year. Here are 16 spinal technology developments from 2022:
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Here are four updates in spine and orthopedic medtech since Nov. 30:
Happe Spine named Andrew Iott as its president and CEO, the devicemaker said Dec. 7.
Jeffrey Carlson, MD, performed the first case with the Align Peek TLIF and PLIF intervertebral cage, his practice said Dec. 6.
In 2022, artificial disc replacement technology has seen significant growth from ongoing research and product developments.
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Elon Musk pushed back plans to test the Neuralink brain chip in humans to 2023, The New York Times reported Nov. 30.
Researchers from Plano-based Texas Back Institute supports Centinel Spine's STALIF M portfolio, the devicemaker said Nov. 30.
Here are six updates from spine and orthopedic devicemakers since Nov. 16.
From improving patient outcomes, reducing complications and decreasing healthcare spending, the potential of artificial intelligence and machine learning in spine surgery is vast.
Medical device company Medtronic reported $7.6 billion in revenue during the second quarter of fiscal year 2023.