Online Exclusives
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3-D Printing/Additive Mfg. | Instruments | Large Joint | MIS/Robotics | Software & Quality
Personalized Hip and Knee Replacements: U.S. Manufacturers Battle for Innovation Spotlight
Customized joint implants, additive manufacturing, and the rise of Ambulatory Surgical Centers fuel personalized solutions.Yulia Sorokina, Research Analyst, iData Research 09.13.18
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Large Joint | Spine/Neurology | Trauma/Sports
From Surgery to Recovery: How Technology Can Stem the Opioid Crisis
A Q&A with Avanos Medical's Roger Massengale addressing the opioid crisis and the steps the company is taking to fight it.Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 08.31.18
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3-D Printing/Additive Mfg. | Materials
Do New Structures Redefine 'Material'?
New fabrication methods and their capabilities are often exciting, but they are not without technical challenges.William A. Hyman, Professor Emeritus of Biomedical Engineering, Texas A&M University, & Adjunct Professor of Biomedical Engineering, The Cooper Union 08.29.18
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Extremities
Small Preserves
BioPro focused on educating patients, surgeons on the benefits of small joint preservation.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 07.06.18
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Extremities | Imaging | Software & Quality
FDA Defines 'Radiological Computer Assisted Detection and Diagnosis Software'
In approving OsteoDetect, FDA enumerated risks that are actually generic to diagnostic software.William A. Hyman, Professor Emeritus of Biomedical Engineering, Texas A&M University, & Adjunct Professor of Biomedical Engineering, The Cooper Union 06.15.18
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Extremities
Going Stemless
Zimmer Biomet betting big on the stemless shoulder implant trend.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 06.04.18
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Biologics | Extremities | Large Joint | Spine/Neurology | Trauma/Sports
U.S. Orthopedic Devices Market to Witness Massive Growth Over 2017-2024
Joint reconstruction devices are expected to drive the product landscape.Satarupa De , Global Market Insights 05.09.18
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Biologics
In Search of Orthobiologics' 'Holy Grail'
Reinvent Biologics striving to develop a bone healing fix combining osteoconductive, osteoinductive, osteogenic components.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 04.30.18
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Biologics
AMagining Future Possibilities in Orthobiologics
Stryker's Tritanium technology is designed to mimic cancellous bone and supports bone in-growth.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 04.25.18
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Biologics
Stimulating the Natural Healing Process
NovaBone's technology boosts the body's ability to signal, recruit, proliferate, and differentiate bone-building cells.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 04.18.18
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Biologics
Targeting the Triple Aim
DePuy Synthes uses orthobiologics to help customers improve patient care and satisfaction, and reduce costs.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 04.16.18
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Biologics
Clinical Knowledge Key to Advancing Orthobiologics Technologies
DSM Biomedical developing 'disruptive' innovation with advanced physical and biologic properties to better meet market needs.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 04.13.18
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Extremities
Minor Orthopedic Replacement Implants Global Market Exceeds $1.5 Billion
A look at the drivers influencing this market segment and what’s behind the growth.Ravi Kiran, Lead Consultant, The Business Research Company 04.03.18
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Machining & Tooling | Materials
Six Advantages of Machined Polymer Components over Metals
From cost reduction to increased durability and functionality, plastic components can be superior to metals.John MacDonald, President, AIP Precision Machining 03.29.18
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Large Joint
AJRR Report Offers New THA and TKA Insights
In 2017, the American Joint Replacement Registry surpassed 1,000,000 arthroplasty procedures.Karen Metropulos, AJRR Content Writer 02.16.18
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MIS/Robotics | Spine/Neurology
3 Spine Technologies Predictions for 2018
Predictions from a "Top Doc" for spinal innovations and their impact on the real world surgical practice.Dr. Jay Jagannathan, M.D., FAANS, Board Certified Neurosurgeon, Jagannathan Neurosurgery 01.26.18
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Bracing/Prosthetics | Design
Designing Products for the Value-Based Medical Device Market
Leveraging DFM and concurrent engineering enabled an OEM to offer a cost-effective product.Todd Martens, Vice President of Product and Customer Development, Orthopaedic Implant Company 12.20.17
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Materials
Material Characterization: How Low Is Low?
A lack of clarity in ASTM standards for metal alloys for medical applications can create uncertainty.William A. Hyman, Professor Emeritus of Biomedical Engineering, Texas A&M University, & Adjunct Professor of Biomedical Engineering, The Cooper Union 12.20.17
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Large Joint
Leveraging Value to Compete in the Knee and Hip Implant Market
UOC strategically focuses on key elements to provide a competitive product offering to surgeons.Sean Fenske, Editor 10.12.17
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Extremities | Large Joint | Materials | Spine/Neurology
Variability in the Chemical Content of Orthopedic Alloys
Material specifications should use accurate language and express the uncertainty about what is actually there.William A. Hyman, Professor Emeritus of Biomedical Engineering, Texas A&M University, & Adjunct Professor of Biomedical Engineering, The Cooper Union 10.05.17
