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November / December 2005 Orthopedic casting process responds to implant rise with automation, refinement
Automation could be the answer to higher material costs, lower reimbursement
MIS benefits: shorter hospital stays, quality of life returns faster
Low-friction chromium coating proves to be valuable addition for better overall results
September / October 2005 Pricing is high and supply tight for titanium but stability is predicted for cobalt
Incremental advancements have helped the forging process remain effective
Lean manufacturing slowly adopted by increasingly cost-conscious companies
Orthopedic manufacturers can maintain control with outsourced services
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