Paris, France-based medical device company EOS imaging reported its consolidated sales and revenue for the fourth quarter and full year 2017. EOS imaging recorded annual revenue of $45.4 million, up 21 percent compared to the full year 2016.
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UC San Diego Health appointed Catherine M. Robertson, MD, its chief of sports medicine.
Calif.-based Madera Community Hospital completed two phases of a multi-phase project to improve its outpatient center, installing new medical imaging technology and renovating the X-ray room.
Indianapolis-based Methodist Sports Medicine acquired Bloomington (Ind.) Bone & Joint Clinic, according to Inside Indiana Business.
Santa Rosa (Calif.) Orthopaedics recently integrated the RIO Robotic Arm Interaction Orthopedic System, part of Stryker’s Mako system.
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Jay Jagannathan, MD, of Troy, Mich.-based Jagannathan Neurosurgery, discusses several trends he sees gaining steam in 2018.
Life Spine saw a 493 percent boost in revenues from its ProLift Expandable Spacer System in 2017, compared to that of 2016.
Surgeons at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore used a real-time, image-guided robot to insert screws into a patient's spine for the first time.
The Great Lakes Sports Medicine & Life Performance Institute is set to be completed next month in Marquette, Mich., according to The Mining Journal.
Neurosurgeons at Pittsburgh-based Allegheny General Hospital will be the first in the state to use Synaptive Medical’s Modus V surgical system for spine surgery.