Online Exclusives
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Bracing/Prosthetics | Quality, Recalls & Risk | Regulatory & Legal | Software & Quality | Supplier & Contract Mfg.
PLM Software Offers a Step Forward in Prosthetics Development
BionX meets time-to-market, compliance, and efficiency goals to produce the world’s only active prosthetic foot.Alaine Portnoy, Senior Marketing Manager, Omnify Software 09.06.17
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3-D Printing/Additive Mfg. | Bracing/Prosthetics | Extremities | Instruments | Large Joint | Materials | Spine/Neurology
3D Metal Printing Opportunities in Orthopedic Device Manufacturing
Technology contributes to the ushering in of personalized implants and devices.Ed Potoczak, Director of Industry Relations, IQMS 09.01.17
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Large Joint | OEM News
Putting the Patient First in Implant Development
An orthopedic device manufacturer takes a patient-centric approach to device development.Sean Fenske, Editor 08.23.17
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Bracing/Prosthetics | MIS/Robotics
Powered Exoskeletons: What Are We Waiting For?
Challenges, impending breakthroughs, and how the automobile can help to predict the future.Nigel Syrotuck, Mechanical Engineer, StarFish Medical 08.10.17
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3-D Printing/Additive Mfg. | Imaging | Large Joint | Software & Quality
Patient-Specific Simulation Breakthroughs for Total Hip Replacements
Corin Group’s OPS technology offers an easier path to success for surgeons performing total hip arthroplasty.Jessica James, Contributing Writer 08.08.17
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Biologics | Bracing/Prosthetics | Extremities | Imaging | Instruments | Large Joint | MIS/Robotics | Packaging & Sterilization | Spine/Neurology | Supplier & Contract Mfg. | Supply Chain | Trauma/Sports
Implant Forward Thinking into Supply Chains
New technologies enable orthopedic device manufacturers to maintain a more efficient system.Josh Cannon, Director of Global Healthcare Strategy, UPS 06.30.17
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3-D Printing/Additive Mfg. | Bracing/Prosthetics | Design | Extremities | Instruments | Instruments, Cases & Trays | Large Joint | Research & Development | Spine/Neurology
3D Printing Orthopedic Surgeons’ Invention Ideas
Clinicians can use the process to develop metal-based technologies that enhance surgical procedures.Jody Stallings, Industrial Creations 06.28.17
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Extremities
More of a Niche Market
A look at the extremities market from an orthopedic outsourcing provider's point of view.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 06.05.17
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Extremities
Innovation With Speed
A product development company's take on the global extremities market.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 06.05.17
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Extremities
Big Trend Towards Small Bone Plating
Smith & Nephew sees market potential in total ankle replacements and hammer toe fixes.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 06.05.17
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Extremities
Extremities Market is Still Maturing
Zimmer Biomet looking to dominate the shoulder sector.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 06.05.17
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Extremities
The Intricacy of Extremity Anatomy
DePuy Synthes betting big on nitinol implants to fill market need.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 06.05.17
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Enhancing ERAS with Multimodal Pain Management
Technology alternatives to opioids for postoperative pain management can improve recovery times.Roger Massengale, General Manager, Acute Pain, Halyard Health 05.22.17
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Extremities | Instruments | Large Joint | MIS/Robotics | Spine/Neurology | Staffing, Training & Prof. Dev.
Addressing the Device Training Gap with Virtual Reality
New orthopedic surgical devices can present training challenges for surgeons who can’t practice on the devices.Justin Barad, M.D., CEO and Co-Founder, Osso VR 05.19.17
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Large Joint | Market Data & Trends
Facilitating the Development of Implant Survivorship Curves
New AJRR specifications should result in the most comprehensive source of orthopedic outcomes data in the U.S.Erik Michalesko, Marketing and Communications Specialist, American Joint Replacement Registry 05.18.17
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Assembly & Automation
Optimizing the Manufacture of Orthopedic Devices
Electron beam welding offers a beneficial process for joining dissimilar materials and targeting very specific locations.Aaron Bailey, Director of Sales - Medical, NN Inc., PEP 05.17.17
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Spine/Neurology
Titanium Surface Technologies Impact the Spinal Fusion Material Debate
A nanotech-based innovation could tilt the scales toward titanium as the material of choice for spinal implants.Sean Fenske, Editor 05.05.17
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Rear View Mirror Reflections
AAOS past president discusses his tenure leading the organization.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 03.20.17
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Large Joint
The Shift to Outpatient Total Joint Replacements
As physicians look to shift patients to a same-day surgical option, technology addresses pain management.Roger Massengale, General Manager, Acute Pain, Halyard Health 03.15.17
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Extremities | Large Joint
Thrombosis: Examining New Preventative Measures
A new, wearable, wrist-watch sized device could offer patients a convenient alternative to current options.Anthony Kjenstad, Founder and President, Athletic Recovery and Performance 03.09.17
