Orthopedic Design & Technology Magazine
November/December 2022
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Checking Up on the Hip Replacement Market
Established hip replacement makers focus on enabling technologies, while smaller firms seek alternative implant designs.11.15.22
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Evaluating Material Options for Orthopedics
Interest in new capabilities and benefits are driving the advancement of material innovation in the orthopedic device technology space.11.15.22
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ODT's 2022 Orthopedic Device Industry Year in Review
While the pandemic seemed poised to enter an endemic stage this year, the orthopedic device industry still faced its fair share of challenges.11.15.22
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Regulatory PerspectivesBenefits and Implications of the Breakthrough Device Designation ProgramAs of June 30, CDRH and CBER have granted 693 Breakthrough Device designations.11.15.22
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EditorialA 2023 To-Do List for the Orthopedic IndustryWhat are the top priorities on your to-do list?11.15.22
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Process ImprovementBringing Complex Medtech Devices to Market—A Case StudyThe geko device was the first bioelectronic product of its kind to receive NICE and FDA nods for blood clot prevention.11.15.22
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Best PracticesBraving Change: Facing Fears in the Midst of Major TransitionsEarlier this year, we sold Empirical, the company I built from a single test frame 24 years ago11.15.22
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The Last WordVirtual Physical Therapy on the MoveThere is a rise in the development of novel systems to provide virtual physiotherapy and telerehabilitation.11.15.22
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Market SnapshotTop 10 Health Cost Drivers for Large Employers13% of employers report a greater number of late-stage cancers and 44% say they expect an increase in late-stage cancers.11.15.22
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ColumnsThe Path to Modernizing Medtech Regulatory AffairsThis article discusses the state of regulatory affairs and identifying opportunities for greater efficiency.11.15.22
