Orthopedic Design & Technology Magazine
May/June 2021
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Successfully Onboarding Metal-Based Additive Manufacturing
Validating titanium alloy Ti64 for additive manufacturing of orthopedic devices to accelerate technology adoption.05.17.21
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Surface Treatments and Coatings Add a Layer of Value
A roundtable discussion between experts in the field of orthopedic device surface modification and coating technologies and services.05.17.21
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Additive Manufacturing Aids in Implant Manufacturing
3D printing technologies are growing in use for orthopedic implants, but have not yet bypassed the traditional fabrication techniques.05.17.21
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Pediatric Orthopedics Need a Minor Adjustment
Despite a rise in pediatric orthopedic innovation, children remain a largely neglected and underserved patient population.05.17.21
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Regulatory PerspectivesWhen Is Digital Health Technology Regulated?Whether you’re a startup or a well-established manufacturer, it can be challenging to determine if the software you’re developing needs FDA oversight.05.17.21
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Orthopedic InsightsNitinol and FDA Guidance: Key Insights to Consider for Medical DevicesManufacturers using at least one nitinol device component must consider recent FDA guidance and protect end users from nickel-ion release.05.17.21
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Best PracticesPaying it Forward: How Mentorship Pushes Us to SuccessThe right people can build us up, push us to excel, and persevere when we think we can’t go on.05.17.21
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The Last WordOrthopedics is Slowly Wising Up to AI TechMedtronic conducted several tuck-in acquisitions to enhance its capabilities in robotic surgery, data analytics, and artificial intelligence.05.17.21
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EditorialIs Orthopedics on the Road to Pandemic Recovery?The quarterly reports from orthopedic device makers paint a positive picture in terms of a recovery within the technology sector.05.17.21
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ColumnsIVF, Exercise Science, and Sports MedicineThere could be a strong link between infertility and regular exercise for women.05.17.21
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ColumnsA Paradigm Shift—Third-Party Immersive ExecutionA reputable firm will provide a thorough and unbiased review of all portions of your business and supply fractional leadership where you may have gaps.05.17.21
