Osteoconductive PEEK Biomaterial for Injection Molding
Two companies are combining their expertise in the effort to expand the performance spectrum of plastic implants.
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3-D Printing/Additive Mfg. | Contract Manufacturing | Materials
Influencers on the Orthopedic Implant Manufacturing Market
Supply partners provide innovative services to orthopedic device makers to help enhance their implant offerings.Mark Crawford, Contributing Editor 05.26.22
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Materials | Spine/Neurology
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CaP Biomaterials Becomes ISO13485:2016 Certified
Strengthens its management with director of R&D Jon Proxmire.Charles Sternberg, Associate Editor 01.28.22
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Material Innovations Provide Solutions for New Orthopedic Products
Material advancements enable new opportunities for orthopedic device makers.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 11.17.21
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The Impact of Bioresorbables in Orthopedics—An Orthopedic Innovators Q&A
Orthopedic device makers can consider bioresorbable materials for certain applications to enhance a patient’s treatment.
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EU Trademark Court of Appeals Upholds Ruling in Favor of CoorsTek
Reaffirms CoorsTek’s ability to manufacture and market their CeraSurf-p 'pink' implantable ceramic hip components.08.04.21
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Nitinol and FDA Guidance: Key Insights to Consider for Medical Devices
Manufacturers using at least one nitinol device component must consider recent FDA guidance and protect end users from nickel-ion release.Dr. Sherry Parker and Dr. Kimberly Ehman, WuXi AppTec Medical Device Testing 05.17.21
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Materials | Trauma/Sports
New Biosealant Could Stabilize Cartilage, Boost Healing After Injury
Research shows using a hyaluronic acid hydrogel system temporarily stops cartilage degeneration that commonly occurs after injury.Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 04.09.21
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Nextremity Solutions Enters Supply Agreement with Fort Wayne Metals
Gains access to a specialty Magnesium-based alloy for use in orthopedic implants.Charles Sternberg, Assistant Editor 01.26.21
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Titanium in the Medical Industry
The material offers a number of benefits for orthopedic device manufacturers for developing products from implants to instruments.Infographics Kim Crabtree, Account Manager, Titanium Processing Center
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Making the Grade: Orthopedic Materials Spotlight
Advancements with materials are enabling the use of fabrication processes not previously available for certain applications.Mark Crawford, Contributing Writer 11.18.20
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3-D Printing/Additive Mfg. | Materials
Alliance Formed for Alloy Powder Development and Deployment Within AM
TANIOBIS and Alloyed collaborate to develop titanium and refractory alloy metal powders with a focus on additive manufacturing.TANIOBIS and Alloyed 09.21.20
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Extremities | Materials
Eggshell-Based Surgical Material for Skull Injuries
Eggshell-derived bioceramic provides increased implant strength and biointegration.The National University of Science and Technology MISiS 08.13.20
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Researchers Develop Thermoplastic Biomaterial for Bone Replacements
Could lead to tougher, more versatile medical implants.The University of Birmingham 07.01.20
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Materials | Trauma/Sports
New Biomaterial Could Repair Bone, Lower Inflammation Risk
Material is a combination of nanoparticles and a collagen-based biomaterial called a scaffold.RCSI 06.15.20
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The Unitedcoatings Group Finalized Rebranding Process
Renamed as Lincotek globally.Lincotek 01.15.20
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Materials | Trauma/Sports
Bandage Absorbs Pro-Healing Biochemical to Accelerate Bone Repair
Trapping adenosine at the site of a bone break speeds recovery in mice.Duke University 12.17.19
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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.Online Exclusives Sean Fenske, Editor-in-Chief 12.10.19
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3-D Printing/Additive Mfg. | Biologics | Materials
3D-Printed Graftless Bone Transplants Go to Clinical Trials
ADAM is piloting the use of ceramics and polymer in 3D-printed bone implants, able to be produced at commodity prices.PR Newswire 12.04.19
