San Francisco and Paris-based SpineGuard announced the appointment of Pierre Guyot to its board of directors.
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Mazor Robotics received two orders for its Renaissance spine system, one from Littleton (Colo.) Adventist Hospital and the second from a hospital in Haifa, Israel.
Stryker has agreed to acquire Patient Safety Technologies for $120 million or $2.22 per share.
Warsaw, Ind.-based Symmetry Medical changed its credit agreement in order to pay down its $67 million in outstanding mezzanine debt, which is due by December 2017.
Boston Scientific announced that it is looking to boost its bottom line in the Chinese market.
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The United States trauma fixation market is expected to grow over the next few years, according to a MediPoint report.
Spine device company NuVasive has received a patent for a system and method for spinal fusion, according to a 4-Traders report.
Genstar Capital has acquired orthopedic implant manufacturer Tecomet from Charlesbank Capital Partners, according to a report from Private Equity & Venture Capital.
A new market report covers the implantable device market with projections through 2018.