Orthopedic Design & Technology Magazine
September/October 2018
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A Laser Focus on Implant Surfaces
Lasers enable a reduction of risk and manufacturing cost in the fabrication of textured titanium implants.09.19.18
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Testing in a Rapidly Changing World
OEMs seek risk assessment of their devices while regulatory scrutiny focuses on data and new requirements.09.19.18
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Meticulous Machinery: Shifting Machining Offerings to Full Service
Machining vendors push to be vertically integrated and automate more aspects of the process to better serve customers.09.19.18
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Giving Back: An Examination of the Spine Technologies Sector
Growth in the spinal market will likely be achieved through differentiated solutions that meet patients’ needs.09.19.18
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EditorialA Need for Removal Protocols?
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Regulatory PerspectivesGetting Started on the Right Foot: Initiating Orthopedic Clinical Trials
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The Last WordRecycling Implanted Metals From Beyond the Grave
