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Johnson & Johnson orthopedics sales up 3.5% in Q1: 4 notes
Johnson & Johnson saw first-quarter revenue rise 5 percent, with growth in its orthopedics sales. -
SI-Bone nabs CMS payment for spinal fusion implant
SI-Bone's iFuse Bedrock Granite spine implant received a CMS new technology add-on payment. -
Spine devicemaker lands $30M investment
Carlsmed raised $30 million in series B funding to ramp up commercialization of its personalized spine implants, the devicemaker said April 19. -
17 new spine devices get FDA approval
The FDA granted several spine-related device approvals last month. -
Spine device company scraps merger
Accelus, a minimally invasive spine device company, and CHP Merger Corp., a special purpose acquisition company, have terminated a previously agreed-upon merger of the companies because of market conditions. -
Stryker's layoff plans, Orthofix's new leader and more: 7 device company notes
SeaSpine's newest product launch and four more updates in spine and orthopedic medtech in the last week: -
SeaSpine launches device for more anatomically correct surgery
SeaSpine launched its Reef TA interbody system, the devicemaker said April 11. -
Fuse Medical appoints new CFO
Medical device company Fuse Medical has appointed Lawrence Yellin as CFO and member of its executive board. -
Stryker to lay off 88 Florida employees by end of May
Stryker will lay off 88 employees from its Lakeland, Fla., production facility by the end of May, The Ledger reported April 11. -
Investment firm accuses Stryker of overpaying for acquisitions, 'anomalies' in reporting
An investment management company's claims about Stryker's acquisitions, robotics guidance and other business operations sparked an investigation from a stockholder rights law firm. -
Orthofix names president of global orthopedics: 4 details
Kimberley Elting on April 8 was appointed president of global orthopedics for implant developer Orthofix. -
32 orthopedic devices get FDA approval in March
The FDA granted several orthopedic-related device approvals last month. -
Could Medtronic's spine business be the next medtech spinoff?
Four spinoff companies in the orthopedic medtech industry have been completed or announced in the past year, and analysts predict that Medtronic's spine business might soon follow suit. -
4 spine technologies that promised more than they delivered
Innovation moves at a rapid pace in spine surgery, but hype and marketing around new technologies can sometimes get in front of the science, resulting in less than optimal outcomes for patients and significant steps backward for the technology. -
ZimVie's 2021 revenue, NuVasive wins $1.6M and more: 6 device company notes
NuVasive's court win, payer approval of artificial disc replacement and four more updates from spine devicemakers in the last week: -
Devicemaker raises $23M to grow delivery of personalized implants
Restor3d, a musculoskeletal devicemaker, raised $23 million to expand the delivery of personalized 3D-printed implants and to develop software for engineers. -
SpineGuard's anterior spine device cleared for commercial launch
SpineGuard's PediGuard threaded instrument was cleared by the FDA for anterior approach spine procedures, the devicemaker said April 4. -
What 3 spine device COOs are paid
Chief operating officers are top-ranking executives tasked with overseeing administrative functions at a business. -
Why 6 spine surgeons are excited about augmented reality
Interest in augmented reality has spiked over the past decade, stemming from a desire to limit complications associated with instrumented spine surgery and improve procedural efficiency. -
Dr. Stefan Renaud debuts 15-degree spine implant
Stefan Renaud, DO, performed the first case with Amplify Surgical's 15-degree lordotic DualX interbody fusion implant.
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