Spinal Tech

Here are five spine and orthopedic device companies that have recently expanded or entered into new agreements.

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.

DePuy Synthes Trauma launched the Radial Head Prosthesis System for joint replacements, according to a report from Today’s Medical Developments.

This past Friday, Zimmer insider Jeffrey Mccaulley sold 21,286 shares of the stock at an average price of $93, according to an WKRB News & Analysis report.

Here are the top 15 orthopedic and spine device company news stories of 2013 from Becker's Spine Review.

Here are five spine and orthopedic device company news updates.

Earlier this year, San Diego-based NuVasive spent $4.5 million to purchase one of its Ohio-based contract manufacturing partners, ANC LLC, and the acquisition is expected to boost its workforce by 25 percent next year, according to a Mass Device report.