Here are 21 key notes on orthopedic and spine device companies over the past week.
Benvenue Medical completed a $60 million round of financing.
Bioventus is entering the patient care market in Taiwan with the launch of DUROLANE.
Two recent medical studies presented at the 34th Annual Meeting of the European Bone and Infection Society in September confirmed the efficacy of BONESUPPORT's CERAMENT|G in the management of osteomyelitis in infected diabetic foot.
Conventus Orthopaedics added Scott Flora to its board as a non-executive independent director.
Cardinal Spine filed a form D announcing $1.25 million in equity financing.
In collaboration with Stratasys Direct Manufacturing, DanaMed produced a new ACL reconstruction tool known as the Pathfinder ACL Guide.
The FDA approved the PMA Supplement for Integra LifeSciences' Dermal Regeneration Template.
The FDA approved a protocol amendment for InVivo's ongoing pilot INSPIRE study, making it a pivotal probable benefit study.
InVivoLink appointed John Bass CEO.
Mazor Robotics received 12 orders for the Renaissance robotic spine system last quarter, setting a quarterly record.
Medtech made eight new sales of its ROSA robot during its fiscal second quarter 2016.
Medtech also achieved 510(k) clearance from the FDA to market the ROSA Spine robot in the United States.
MiMedx received a certificate from the FDA allowing the export of MiMedx allografts.
NuVasive acquired Ellipse Technologies, a medical device company focused on skeletal deformity.
Eagle Asset Management increased its financial stake in NuVasive.
Ortho Kinematics closed a $4 million debt financing round.
Zacks downgraded RTI Surgical from a "hold" rating to a "sell" rating.
Smith & Nephew has completed the acquisition of Blue Belt Holdings, also known as Blue Belt Technologies.
SpineGuard's "smart screws" guided by DSG technology were successfully used in the world's first spinal fusion surgery.
Vexim sold 25,000 SpineJack units since the product's market launch in 2011.
A fire at an Indiana-based Zimmer Biomet plant on Jan. 5 was contained and no injuries were reported.