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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Why a Polymer Is Critical to Successful Orthopedic Device Performance
UHMW-PE), is uniquely suited to meet the high standards for biocompatibility and flexibility required in manufacturing orthopedic implants.Rainer Walkenhorst, Ph.D. , Senior Manager, Technology & Innovation Engineered Materials, Celanese 09.16.22
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Cortland Biomedical Adds Suite of Post-Processing Services & Technologies
The latest services will enable the company to provide its OEM customers with their implantable fabric or device in its final form.Charles Sternberg, Associate Editor 08.10.22
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3-D Printing/Additive Mfg. | Materials
Stratasys to Buy Covestro's 3D Printing Materials Biz for €43M
Stratasys will gain a portfolio of about 60 additive manufacturing materials.Sam Brusco, Associate Editor 08.09.22
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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
