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Medical device company to showcase new spinal surgery retractor
Medical device company Sure Retractors will showcase its new cervical and mini-open retractor during the Becker's Healthcare 19th annual Spine, Orthopedic and Pain Management-Driven ASC Conference June 16-18. -
'Fully immersive' AR navigation system FDA-approved for spine surgery
VisAR, an augmented reality surgical guidance system, received FDA approval for intraoperative spine surgery. -
Stryker's new R&D facility, Accelus' promotions and more: 6 device company notes
SeaSpine's latest device launch and five more updates from spine medtech companies in the last week: -
Accelus promotes leaders to senior sales team
Accelus promoted three people to its sales team leadership, and all have backgrounds at large devicemakers. -
Aurora Spine's motion-preserving patent granted
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office gave Aurora Spine a patent for its interlaminar single implant technology for motion preservation or fusion. -
Zimmer Biomet funds $1.25M grant for innovation in orthopedics
Zimmer Biomet is funding a $1.25 million fellowship grant in partnership with the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons, the Times Union reported June 9. -
Minimally invasive lumbar spinal fusion cage gets FDA nod
Zavation Medical's EZspand lateral cage received FDA clearance. -
Stryker opens sprawling R&D facility in India
Stryker opened a new research and development facility at the International Tech Park in Gurgaon, India on June 7. -
SeaSpine launches 3D-printed implant for PLIF, TLIF
SeaSpine's WaveForm TO was released in a full commercial launch. -
FDA clearances, spine implant study and more: 5 device company notes
CTL Amedica's honor and four more updates from spine companies in the last week: -
NuVasive sued by analytics company; contract breach alleged
Trilliant Health is suing NuVasive for $1 million over allegations that the spine devicemaker breached a five-year agreement. -
Neurosurgeon joins Medtronic as chief medical officer of neuromodulation
Medtronic hired Ashwini Sharan, MD, as chief medical officer of the company's neuromodulation operating unit. -
Metal-based interbody spine implants to see highest growth by 2030
Metal-based implants are expected to be the fastest-growing segment in the interbody spine implant market, according to research from business consulting firm Prescient & Strategic Intelligence. -
Current and future uses of Kambin's triangle in spine surgery
Kambin's triangle, an access point in the spine, is commonly used to perform lumbar interbody fusions. A review of current and future uses of Kambin's triangle was published June 6 in Cureus. -
Color-coded interbody device approved by FDA
Aurora Spine received FDA clearance for its Dexa Solo-LTM anterior lumbar fusion device on the heels of record first-quarter sales. -
3D spine surgery planning system gets FDA clearance
SMAIO got FDA clearance for the Balance Analyzer 3D planning software for spine realignment. -
Devicemaker adds senior vice president of product development
Intelligent Implants added Andy Forsberg as senior vice president of product development. -
CTL Amedica executive recognized as top spine inventor
CTL Amedica Chief Technology Office Sean Suh was included on Spinemarket's top spine inventor list for the sixth year in a row. -
Spinal implant system more cost-effective than TLIF, study finds
Premia Spine's Tops spinal arthroplasty system was found to be more cost-effective than a transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion, according to a study published in the Journal of Health Economics and Outcomes Research. -
Medtronic's quarterly earnings, Stryker's FDA approval and more: 6 device company notes
Two companies see record quarterly sales and five more updates from spine devicemakers in the last week:
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