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Teligen vs. Holo Portal vs. Pulse: How 3 spine platforms compare
A new spine platform, DePuy Synthes' Teligen, is set to hit the market in 2022. Here's how it compares to two other spine platforms from NuVasive and Surgalign. -
Dr. Robert Masson completes 1st reconstructive cases with 'Surgical Metaverse'
Spine surgeon Robert Masson, MD, performed the first reconstructive surgery with a mixed reality operating room at the Masson Spine Institute in Ocoee, Fla. -
Life Spine's endoscopic expandable spacer system debuted
The first surgical cases with Life Spine's ProLift Micro endoscopic expandable spacer system were completed, the devicemaker said Oct. 20. -
Colorado practice completes first trials with spinal fusion alternative device
Steamboat Orthopaedic & Spine Institute is progressing in its trial for 3Spine's Motus device, the practice said Oct. 19. -
DePuy Synthes' spine imaging system earns FDA clearance
DePuy Synthes received FDA 510(k) clearance for its minimally invasive spine platform, Teligen, the devicemaker said Oct. 20. -
Spine company partners to research nanoTi titanium for implants
SpineCraft signed a research agreement with Rosies Base to investigate nanoTi, a titanium alloy, for spine implants. -
1-year data for Premia Spine's lumbar facet arthroplasty is out: 4 details
One-year data published in Clinical Spine Surgery found Premia Spine's Tops facet replacement system was effective across all patient-reported outcome measures. -
Cervical spine implant earns FDA nod, SeaSpine expands 7D Flash applications and more: 7 device company notes
An artificial disc milestone and six more key updates from spine devicemakers since Oct. 12. -
Job cuts on the table ahead of J&J's spinoff
Johnson & Johnson is likely to make "modest cuts" to its workforce ahead of its spinoff of its consumer health businesses, The Wall Street Journal reported Oct. 18. -
Medtronic, Stryker named among best employers: Forbes
Medical technology giants Medtronic and Stryker have been named on Forbes' sixth annual "World's Best Employers" list. -
Drs. Todd Lanman, Jason Cuellar perform 1st 3-level disc replacement with Prodisc implant
Todd Lanman, MD, and Jason Cuellar, MD, PhD, completed the first three-level artificial disc replacement using the Prodisc C Vivo implant in the U.S. -
SeaSpine launches percutaneous spine for 7D Flash system
SeaSpine fully launched its percutaneous spine module for the 7D Flash navigation system, the devicemaker said Oct. 18. -
Spine devicmaker launches SI joint fusion system
CornerLoc launched the TransLoc 3D sacroiliac joint fusion system. -
Accelus' interbody fusion system cleared in 4 countries
Accelus' FlareHawk interbody fusion system was cleared for use in Italy, Taiwan, Portugal and Colombia, the devicemaker said Oct. 18. -
Joimax launches endoscopic spine system
Joimax launched the Tessys TransSAP endoscopic system, the devicemaker said Oct. 18. -
Virginia hospital adds Curve spine navigation system
Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center in Woodbridge added the Curve image-guided surgery system, according to an Oct. 17 announcement in Prince William Living. -
2 orthopedic devices receiving AMA codes
Since August 22, the American Medical Association issued billing codes for spine and orthopedic technology. -
Ulrich Medical USA earns FDA clearance for 3D-printed interbody device
Ulrich Medical USA's Flux-C 3D-printed cervical interbody device earned FDA 510(k) approval, the devicemaker said Oct. 14. -
Nevro's AI-based spinal cord stimulator approved for chronic pain
Nevro's Senza HFX iQ spinal cord stimulation was approved by the FDA for treating chronic back pain, the devicemaker said Oct. 13. -
ClarifyEye AR system expands to Japan
Royal Phillips' ClarifyEye augmented reality spine system debuted in Japan, the medtech company said Oct. 13.
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