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2-year data on cell therapy for degenerative disc disease is out: 5 things to know
Orthobiologics company DiscGenics shared data supporting its IDCT (rebonuputemcel) allogeneic discogenic progenitor cell therapy for lumbar degenerative disc disease. -
Apex Biologix appoints new CEO
Apex Biologix has chosen Jim Rogers to be the company's next CEO. -
ChitogenX's fiscal year Q3 report: 5 notes
ChitogenX, formerly OrthoRTI, shared its third quarter results for fiscal year 2023. -
5 leading headlines in regenerative medicine
Here are five top-read Becker's headlines on orthobiologics and regenerative medicine in 2022: -
Data supports Orthofix's cellular bone allograft in lumbar fusions
A study published in Neurology International found fusion rates of 98.6 percent with Orthofix's Trinity Elite cellular bone allograft, the devicemaker said Dec. 22. -
California orthopedic center adds PRP knee treatment
NorthBay Health Orthopedics in Vacaville, Calif. added platelet-rich plasma injections for knee injuries, according to a Dec. 18 announcement in the Daily Republic. -
5 developments in orthobiologics
Here are five updates in the orthobiologics industry since Oct. 17: -
Hawaii hospital 1st in state to use BEAR implant
Shriners Children's Hawaii in Honolulu is the first hospital in the state to use the Bridge-Enhanced ACL Restoration, or BEAR, implant, ABC affiliate KITV reported Nov. 23. -
Company's new implantable bone device can save up to $28k per patient
Swedish-based bone graft substitute manufacturer Bonesupport, which received FDA approval for its bone infection indicator Cerament G in May, has found that the new product saves an average of $28,000 per patient according to a Nov. 21 email sent to Becker's. -
Insurer drops suit over covering tainted spine allograft litigation
A Hartford, Conn.-based insurer has dropped its lawsuit that aimed to avoid defending Aziyo Biologics in litigation over tainted spine allografts. -
Bone Biologics, UCLA to begin bone graft substitute trials
Bone Biologics and the University of California Los Angeles plan to begin their joint venture clinical trial testing the efficacy of their bone graft substitute treatment for spinal fusion, trauma, osteoporosis and other bone-related indications in 2023. -
Dr. Janet Conway performs 1st case with Cerament G bone graft
Janet Conway, MD, completed the first U.S. cases using Bonesupport's Cerament G for osteomyelitis. -
Ossio closes $38.5M financing
Orthobiologics company Ossio closed a $38.5 million series C financing round. -
6 updates in orthobiologics
Here are six key updates in regenerative medicine since Oct. 1: -
Dr. Alan Daniels debuts Orthofix's new demineralized bone matrix
Orthofix launched its Legacy demineralized bone matrix, and Alan Daniels, MD, performed the first case with it. -
ChitogenX launches 2nd orthopedic development program for meniscus repair
ChitogenX launched its second orthopedic development program in meniscus repair, the orthobiologics company said Oct. 13. -
Aziyo Biologics adds to leadership team
Aziyo Biologics promoted leadership and added new hires on its team, the company said Oct. 11. -
Orthobiologics company Cerapedics appoints new CEO
Westminster, Colo.-based orthobiologics company Cerapedics has appointed Valeska Schroeder as its new CEO, effective Nov. 1. -
1st stem cell treatment for spina bifida performed during fetal surgery
Three babies have been born after UC Davis Health providers performed the first spina bifida treatment combining surgery with stem cells. -
Orthobiologics company goes public
Bone Biologics, which focuses on spinal orthobiologics, announced its underwritten public offering for $5.1 million total.
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