BONESUPPORT received FDA approval to launch an Investigational Device Exemption study of CERAMENT G bone graft substitute in the treament of open diaphyseal tibial fractures.
OrthoPediatrics finalized an agreement to license EPIC Plate Physeal Tethering Technology, designed in collaboration with Australia’s Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network.
In its Analyst Day presentations, Medtronic announced the acquisition of Responsive Orthopedics, a start-up focused on sales of low-cost hip and knee replacements. A primary knee is slated for commercial U.S. availability within 1H17; a primary hip is expected to follow in 1H18.
CMS granted a new technology add-on payment for magnetically-controlled growth rods. NuVasive’s MAGEC® is the only such system cleared by FDA for the treatment of pediatric spinal deformity.
The top 5 U.S. orthopaedic hospitals for 2016-2017 as ranked by U.S. News and World Report are: Hospital for Special Surgery, Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, Rush University Medical and Hospital for Joint Diseases, NYU Langone.Â
Corin expanded its distribution agreement with FX Solutions to include U.S. marketing of Humelockâ„¢ II Cementless and Cemented Anatomical and Reversible Shoulders.
Vertical Spine achieved a milestone with the 1,000th case performed using its FIBRINET® System for the generation of Platelet-Rich Fibrin Membrane graft.Â