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More Tools in the Toolbox
Manufacturing partners leverage a creative network of product development to stay ahead of increasing OEM demands in the surgical instrumentation market.
By Mark Crawford
Drivers of Design
Cost pressures, new materials and product marketability increasingly are influencing orthopedic device designs.
By Michael Barbella
Lean for Low Volumes
In today's manufacturing and business climates, there is no excuse for orthopedic companies to avoid implementing Lean principles or a similar program.
By Erik Swain
Chasing the Ultimate Implant
New technologies and design approaches help to chart the course of next-generation orthopedic technology.
By Patrick Treacy and Walter Schmidt
January/February 2011 Departments:
Editor's LetterReport Measures U.S. Medtech Innovation
Editorial Advisory Board
News Front
Zimmer Makes Two Key Acquisitions; Gets FDA OK for New Knee
Washington Roundup
FDA Releases Changes to the 510(k) Program
Outsourcing Efficiencies
Beyond Inventory Adequacy
Risk Management
Five Medical Device Risk Management Myths … And How to Avoid Them
Financial News
A Perfect ’10? The Year in Medtech Mergers
Market Snapshot
Is the Recession Over for the Orthopedic Industry?
Industry News
C5 Medical Werks Develops Stronger, New Implant Material
People News
Symmetry Medical Rings In New Year With New President
