Orthopedic Design & Technology Magazine
September/October 2022
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Initiating Implant Infection Innovation
Effort must be put forth by a collaboration between industry and regulators to enable the development of technology to reduce the risks of orthopedic implants.09.16.22
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Burden of Proof: An Orthopedic Testing & Analysis Roundtable
Seven orthopedic device testing and analysis experts discuss market forces, trends, and challenges in the industry.09.16.22
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Achieving Machining Mastery for Ortho Devices
Machining providers are leveraging multiple technologies to get the most efficiently derived solutions for medtech OEMs.09.16.22
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Back to Basics: The 2022 Spine Technology Report
Additive manufacturing, robotics/navigation, and demand for minimally invasive procedures are driving growth in the global spine market.09.16.22
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Technology ProfileAI-Driven Computer Vision in Orthopedic Surgery: Opportunities and BenefitsWith computer vision, orthopedic surgeons have found their driver assistance.09.16.22
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EditorialRealizing the Point of Developing Smart ImplantsThe promise of smart implants has yet to be realized but the Persona IQ marks a significant first step.09.16.22
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Orthopedic InsightsWhy a Polymer Is Critical to Successful Orthopedic Device PerformanceUHMW-PE), is uniquely suited to meet the high standards for biocompatibility and flexibility required in manufacturing orthopedic implants.09.16.22
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Best PracticesBalancing Act: Why and How I Made Major Shifts for SuccessThere’s a toxic ideology when it comes to the 60- to 80-hour work week and the expectations that are out there.09.16.22
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The Last WordDiversity and Orthopedics: Still No ChangeDiversifying orthopedics is likely to take time.09.16.22
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Market SnapshotThe Amazon Effect on the Orthopedics IndustryAmazon clearly sees what many of us have forgotten in our focus on orthopedic surgeons.09.16.22
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ColumnsConsiderations in Heading East: A Beginner’s Guide to Japan and PMDAManufacturers should be aware of the unique characteristics of the Japanese regulatory process.09.16.22
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ColumnsHow Statistics Can Reduce Medical Device Inspection TimeHighlighting three statistical methods that can help CMs and OEMs work together to reduce inspection time.09.16.22
