Alphatec launched a new posterior lumbar interbody fusion procedure that uses its AlphaGRAFT Demineralized Bone Matrix Fiber.

Global medical technology company Anika Therapeutics of Bedford, Mass., appointed Stephen Goldy as its vice president of U.S. sales.

A group of Mayo Clinic researchers in Jacksonville, Fla., examined the key trends in spine 3D printing of model spines for simulation training, and are now sharing their findings.

The FDA released final guidance on classifying orthopedic devices that include ultrahigh molecular weight polyethylene, according to Regulatory Focus, a publication of the Regulatory Affairs Professional Society.

Three spine surgeons weigh in on what they hope to see in 3D spine instrumentation printing in the near future.

Nexxt Spine is continuing to invest in additive manufacturing technology with the installation of its fifth Concept Laser Mlab machine from GE Additive, according to a report from GE Additive.

The FDA inspected Tangible Solutions' Fairborn, Ohio-based facility, according to a company press release.

A new study published in the Journal of Spine & Neurosurgery examines NuVasive's proprietary Cohere Porous PEEK implant for anterior cervical discectomy and fusion.

The FDA extended Medicrea's 510(k) clearance for its UNiD ASI software.

Here are five updates on orthopedic and spine implant with PEEK:

Charlottesville, Va.-based University of Virginia Health System is pioneering new technology in spine surgery operating rooms.

Reportbuyer released a new analysis of the orthopedic 3D printing technologies market.

Life Spine reported significant first quarter growth in PROLIFT Expandable TLIF/PLIF System sales.

Since the beginning of March, several companies have hit milestones with titanium spinal implants.

Interbody device manufacturer HAPPE Spine received financing from Genesis Innovation Group and its two investment healthcare funds.

Medicrea reported worldwide sales growth in the first quarter of 2019.

Several orthopedic and spine device companies are testing the waters with 3D printing. Here are 10 updates from across the industry.

Three-dimensional printing is one big trend in orthopedic and spine devices today.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs turned to 3D printing once again, this time to improve shoulder replacements, 3DPrint.com reports.

ChoiceSpine released the Hawkeye TI, designed to improve cervical corpectomy cases.