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Miach, the manufacturer of the BEAR implant, has just hired Jamal Rushdy, longtime ortho industry executive, to be its new president and CEO.
Medtronic has hired Rogerio Branco, a 33-year veteran executive to be the company’s new SVP and chief operations and supply chain officer.
New 1.2 million population study looks at patients who need both hip arthroplasty and lumbar spine decompression, if not also fusion.

Advita Ortho introduces a dedicated approach to treating complex acromial and scapular spine fractures associated with reverse shoulder arthroplasty The post Advita Ortho Announces First Clinical Use of Equinoxe® Scapul…

It is with sadness that we publish this celebration of the life of Martin “Marty” Altshuler, one of the best known, loved and respected executives in the spine and orthopedic community. The post Martin ‘Marty’ Altshuler…
Rod fracture risk, it turns out, is the result of a stacked series of risk elements, starting with anterior column manipulation…
UKA versus TKA — but this time the independent variables are robotic assists and remote monitoring.

Medtronic plc, a global healthcare technology leader, today announced its intent to acquire SPR Therapeutics, Inc. The post Medtronic announces intent to acquire SPR Therapeutics, Inc., expanding care options for people…

Trax Surgical, LLC announced that it has performed its first case using its REDIFIX™ implant. The post Trax Surgical’s New Suture Anchor System Implanted in First Patient appeared first on Orthopedics This Week .
The next phase of market growth might be defined by companies that build for integration, capital efficiency and clinical reproducibility.
Solid rat study demonstrated the damage that the “acne bug”, aka: Cutibacterium acnes, inflicts on discs over time.
The combination of two of the largest contract manufacturers in the orthopedic space will operate under the Tecomet name.
Gain access to in-depth analysis of important trends, difference-making companies and drivers of future growth.
Startups are the industry's engines of change and drive meaningful changes in technology, workflow and care delivery models.
The comprehensive portfolio of trabecular 3D-printed titanium implants is designed to support spinal fusion for various surgical approaches.
Since 1966, Placon has designed and manufactured sustainable plastic packaging for medical and other markets, including orthopedics.
The method has emerged as a viable, non-toxic alternative to ethylene oxide for medical device manufacturers and contract sterilizers.
Industry experts met in Memphis to learn about key market trends and explore ways to achieve commercialization success.
The ability to execute the injection molding process inside a clean room provides critical contamination control and time-saving benefits.
The system eliminates the need for sutures, suture passers, knot-tying, or power equipment, reducing surgical complexity and procedural time.
FX Shoulder Solutions' design enables surgeons to begin with a stemless approach and transition intraoperatively to a short stem solution without changing or adding another system.
Customers will benefit from globally-deployable manufacturing capacity enabled by mirrored U.S. and European operations.
Dr. Sariah Khormaee, SIGN Fracture Care International’s CEO, discussed the program’s inspiring mission and global reach.
Stryker, Carlsmed and THINK Surgical are worthy recipients of this year's top honors in orthopedic innovation.
Preoperative planning, robotic assistance and real-time navigation are transforming what's possible in patient care.
Lincotek received FDA 510(k) clearance for its SportLinc Syndesmosis Device, a sterile, single-use implant designed to stabilize syndesmotic trauma of...
The platform is compatible with established technologies, including Medtronic’s O-Arm imaging system and StealthStation navigation platform.
New Identity and Comprehensive Reverse shoulders offer smaller components and tools developed with smaller patient anatomy in mind.
This batch of startups will join the accelerator program in Warsaw, Indiana, to drive the next generation of healthcare and medical device solutions.
EOS further strengthens its strategic focus on materials, particularly in response to the growing demand for titanium additive manufacturing.
Industry experts believe the rule would change orthopedic care delivery models and impact product development efforts.
Learn how the shift toward cementless fixation in total knees is creating new requirements for implant design and surface engineering, as well as development and manufacturing strategy.
In this edition of the 510(k) recap, we highlight three newer companies on the scene: Allevion Medical, Native Orthopaedics and Orthomod.
Gianluca Fioravanti will lead the business as it enhances its offerings to orthopedic device OEMs.
The processes demand a strategic approach to reduce risk, avoid costly delays and launch successful products.
EtO will continue to have its place in device sterilization but orthopedic companies must continue to explore effective alternative methods.
Usability-driven choices and streamlined materials are becoming essential elements of improving how customers receive devices.
The facility, operating with MCS’ proprietary, fully automated grinding process, combines custom engineering and process IP.
The system offers a custom-fit solution developed to manage complex cases, particularly in situations where fixation may be challenging due to extensive bone loss.
Cefimeca has designed and manufactured orthopedic instruments and implants for more than 30 years.
Proceeds will support the continued commercialization and clinical expansion of the A8 Integr8 Porous Pedicle Screw System.
Built from 3D-printed porous titanium, Flex-Z is engineered to match cancelous bone stiffness in anterior cervical fusion.
The collaboration will develop and commercialize early-stage innovations, co-investing in musculoskeletal and other medical markets.
The method is a viable, non-toxic alternative to ethylene oxide for medical device manufacturers and contract sterilizers.
Six companies are realizing significant growth with expanding product portfolios and smart strategic decisions.
This webinar by ClorDiSyS Solutions details how chlorine dioxide gas sterilization works, validation strategies, key regulatory considerations and real-world application examples.
Since 1946, the company has evolved from a one-man business into a Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization with over 500 employees across six locations.
ORTHOWORLD is proud to announce the winners of the 2026 OMTEC Excellence Awards. Presented annually at OMTEC—the Orthopaedic Manufacturing & Technology...
Learn about the material approach of imaging compatibility and the keys to long-term performance, reliability and design flexibility.
Hear from Dylan Crotty of Stryker, Deepak Nath of Smith+Nephew, Namal Nawana of DePuy Synthes and Ivan Tornos of Zimmer Biomet.
The facility combines process development, trials, and scalable contract services within a single, integrated workflow.
The Lab gives West Coast OEM engineers direct access to local prototyping resources to accelerate design iterations and bring devices to production faster.
The facility establishes an integrated technical development capability in the region, combining flexible and rigid sterile barrier packaging design and innovation capabilities under one roof.
The BONEZONE team spent four productive days in New Orleans networking with industry experts and learning about the latest market trends in orthopedics.
This month’s round-up includes three companies entering the space: Biomendex, McNicoll Surgical and SYNC Surgical.
AVNA is pleased to announce that Aaron Mambrino has joined the company as President & Chief Financial Officer. Ms. Mambrino...
The collaboration demonstrates 3D-Side's ability to take a partner from regulatory clearance through to active clinical use at scale.
This product expansion introduces a trochanteric entry option designed to support both adult and pediatric patients.
The device is Stryker's first commercially available femoral component designed as an option for patients with metal sensitivity concerns.
VELYS Trauma AI-Assisted Surgery is designed to offer precise 3D guidance without trackers or reference bodies.