Online Exclusives
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Biologics
Academia: The Main Innovation Source for Orthobiologics
Smith+Nephew has formed a Biologics and Regenerative Medicine R&D team dedicated to development of innovative orthobiologic products.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 06.05.20
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Biologics
Surgeon Creativity Shaping Orthobiologics Innovation
Good relationships with surgeon customers can lead to collaborative development efforts.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 05.29.20
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Spine/Neurology
Reducing the Footprint of Spinal Fusion
This interview with Neo Medical’s CEO reveals the firm’s strategy to refresh the view of spinal surgery instrumentation and technology.Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 05.29.20
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3-D Printing/Additive Mfg.
5 Ways 3D Printing Will Change Medtech
Orthopedic-related devices such as prosthetics and instrumentation stand to benefit from the technology.Joshua McAlpin, Medical Industry Consultant 03.27.20
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An Elected Sacrifice in COVID-19's Wake
Patients with scheduled orthopedic surgeries are cancelling procedures to help stem the further spread of the virus.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 03.26.20
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3-D Printing/Additive Mfg. | Machining & Tooling
Improving the Speed to First Part: A Case Study
An orthopedic device contract manufacturer uses multi-axis CNC mill turn machines and CAM software to maintain a competitive edge.Israel Klain, Director, GibbsCAM Software, 3D Systems 03.26.20
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A Note to ODT Readers
Ensuring the disruption to all of our lives doesn’t impact the delivery of news and information to you.Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 03.17.20
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Large Joint
The Appealing Benefits of Anatomic Joint Preservation Arthroplasty
Why the aging, active population is favoring joint preservation over traditional total joint replacement.Kevin Farmer, MD, Associate Professor at the University of Florida Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation 02.21.20
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3-D Printing/Additive Mfg. | Biocompatibility & Testing | Biologics | Instruments | Materials | MIS/Robotics | Spine/Neurology
Sounding Board: Looking Back at 2019 and Gazing at 2020
ODT editorial advisory board members share their thoughts on the most significant events of 2019 and what they expect to watch in 2020.Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 12.10.19
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Materials
Molybdenum-Rhenium Biomaterial: Something ‘MoRe’?
A new material offers an alternative to titanium implants.Dave Neal, President and Founder of STAT Design 11.21.19
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Extremities | Large Joint
New Exoskeleton Shoulders Rehab Burden for Stroke Patients
Device assists physical therapists in improving functionality for stroke patients.Matt Mowry, Product Manager—dryLin, igus North America 10.14.19
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Biologics | Large Joint
Repairing Knee Cartilage Defects with the Patient's Own Cells
CO.DON CEO Ralf Jakobs explains the benefits of using autologous cell therapy to fix articular cartilage.Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 10.10.19
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Compamed 2019 Preview Report
Experience the full range of supplier expertise for the medical technology industry.Klaus Jopp 10.08.19
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Spine/Neurology
Straightening Out a Spinal Device’s De Novo Pathway
Intellirod Spine and MCRA collaborated with FDA to take the first spinal device through the de novo pathway.Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 09.16.19
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Bracing/Prosthetics | Design | Extremities | Large Joint | Research & Development | Spine/Neurology | Trauma/Sports
Orthopedic Technology Innovation for Kids
With pediatrics representing an underserved patient base when it comes to orthopedic solutions, a dedicated organization is seeking to change that.Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 08.08.19
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Imaging | MIS/Robotics | Software & Quality | Spine/Neurology
Advanced Surgical Imaging Technologies Offer Critical Information and Improve Patient Safety
New systems reduce exposure to radiation and improve the results of surgeries.Pratik Kirve, Sr. Specialist—Content Writer, Allied Analytics LLP 08.07.19
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Intentional Design of Surface Roughness for Orthopedic Parts
Roughness as a design feature in metal additive manufacturing.Matt Shomper, Director of Engineering, Tangible Solutions 07.22.19
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Extremities
Room to Grow: A Discussion on the Extremities Market
A less competitive landscape and ample opportunities for innovation are helping the extremities market become one of the fastest growing sectors of orthopedics.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 06.24.19
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Extremities
Predicting the Future of Shoulder Arthroplasty
FX Shoulder USA's reverse shoulder implant is gaining traction with surgeons.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 06.17.19
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Extremities
Extremely Simple and Efficient
With more patients becoming engaged in their health, small joint device makers are designing easier, more effective treatments.Michael Barbella, Managing Editor 06.10.19
