OSSTEC has developed 3D-printing technology to mimic cartilage articulating surfaces and bone-fixing structures. Its first product can be applied in less-invasive knee implants to stimulate bone growth.
Paradigm technology enables 3D, dynamic and segmental viewing of the anatomy, marking the first time in history that surgeons can measure success in real-time during surgery.
The evidence-based clinical decision support tool leverages clinical outcomes data, CT images and machine learning algorithms to deliver patient-specific outcome predictions for shoulder replacement.
Let’s look more closely at some of the products and companies that made the news in 1Q25: ABANZA, Arcuro Medical, Atreon Orthopedics and OrthoPreserve.
The study will evaluate safety and clinical effectiveness of the hip resurfacing system to address the challenges faced by younger, more active patients.