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Ortho RTI updates on clinical hold for drug trial
Ortho Regenerative Technologies has submitted requested data related to its Ortho-R drug to the FDA after the company paused its clinical trial. -
Vivex Biologics launches bone graft substitutes
Vivex Biologics launched its Via Mend synthetic bone fillers, a line of bone graft substitutes, the company announced July 15. -
Bioventus in 2021: 5 updates to know
Since launching its initial public offering in February, orthobiologics company Bioventus marked several notable achievements, including a multimillion-dollar acquisition. -
Bioventus launches flowable bone graft substitute
Durham, N.C.-based Bioventus has launched a new allograft substitute product, Osteoamp Select Flowable, the company said July 13. -
RTI Surgical, Exactech strike biologic partnership
Orthopedic device company RTI Surgical partnered with Exactech to develop and supply biologic bone grafts. -
Hospital for Special Surgery surgeon receives $50K grant for orthobiologics research
Orthopedic surgeon Scott Rodeo, MD, of New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery received a $50,000 grant from the Orthopaedic Research and Education Foundation to study an injectable knee biologic. -
More lawsuits filed against spine biologics company after patients sickened with tuberculosis
Lawsuits on behalf of a Florida woman and a Delaware man were filed against Aziyo Biologics after they received a tainted FiberCel implant. -
Celularity, Arthrex agree to distribute orthopedic biomaterials
Orthopedic device company Arthrex struck a deal with Celularity to distribute biomaterial products for orthopedic surgery, according to a July 1 news release. -
91 patients treated for TB after spine surgery with infected allograft
The number of patients treated for tuberculosis after undergoing spine surgery with FiberCel, a bone matrix allograft, is growing. -
Ortho RTI adds to board of directors
Ortho Regenerative Technologies named Howard Walthall and Tim Cunningham to its board of directors, the company said June 15. -
FDA ramping up 'enforcement activities' against unapproved stem cell therapies
The FDA is ramping up enforcement activities against companies developing unapproved stem cell therapies, particularly for spine and orthopedic indications, according to the Regulatory Affairs Professional Society. -
Ortho RTI hits a snag in Ortho-R clinical trial
Ortho Regenerative Technologies received a clinical hold letter from the FDA related to its trial for its hybrid implant, Ortho-R, the company said June 4. -
Human fat could be effective stem cell source for spinal fusion: Johns Hopkins
Adipose cells, commonly known as fat, could be a useful source of stem cells to promote bone growth in spinal fusion, according to researchers from Johns Hopkins Medicine in Baltimore. -
Spinal bone graft granted breakthrough device designation
The FDA has granted breakthrough device designation for Cerapedics' P-15L bone graft for the treatment of degenerative disc disease. -
DiscGenics caps enrollment in lumbar disc degeneration study
DiscGenics, a biopharmaceutical company focused on regenerative therapies for spinal conditions, has finished enrolling patients in its Japanese study of IDCT, an allogeneic, injectable disc cell therapy for lumbar disc degeneration. -
Pacira invests in biopharmaceutical company
Pacira Biosciences invested $3 million in Spine BioPharma. -
Dr. Rishi Wadhwa debuts new biologic allograft in spinal fusion
Rishi Wadhwa, MD, of Shreveport, La.-based Specialists Hospital, completed the first implantation of Ventris Medical's Allocell AF allograft. -
1st spinal fusion patient treated in Kuros Biosciences clinical trial
Orthobiologics company Kuros Biosciences has treated the first patient in a clinical trial comparing MagnetOs Putty to autograft for posterolateral spinal fusion. -
2 surgeons perform debut cases with TheraCell's fiber bag
The first two spinal surgery cases with TheraCell's TheraFuze DBF Fiber Bag were completed in Illinois and Texas. -
The implant Purdue University hopes will revolutionize joint surgery
Two professors from West Lafayette, Ind.-based Purdue University developed a shoulder implant that uses a patient's stem cells to help repair the rotator cuff.
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