The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons’s annual meeting is an opportunity for industry professional to come together and showcase some of their latest orthopedic solutions, research and technology. The meeting is being held in New Orleans at the Morial Convention Center, March 6-10.
This year, a number of orthopedic companies have launched some of their latest technology in hip replacement, knee replacement and more.
From Stryker launching its knee implant for Mako robotic system to Medacta releasing its Moto medial partial knee, shoulder system and hip system, here are 9 orthopedic products from the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons annual meeting.
A growth-driven and strategic executive, Peter Coffaro commands more than 20 years of progressive management success within the orthopedic industry. Recognized by MedReps.com as one of the top medical sales influencers in the industry; he has 10 years of combined sales management experience and has held positions as a Director, General Manager and Distributor. Peter has worked for some of the top orthopedic companies in the world - Zimmer, DePuy and Stryker. He is also the founder of OrthoFeed: a popular blog that covers orthopedic news and emerging medical technologies. Peter is a three-time Hall of Fame award winner at Johnson and Johnson and has an extensive background in organizational development, business development, sales management, digital marketing and professional education. Peter holds a B.S. degree in Biology from Northern Illinois University.
(Sports Illustrated) – Dr. James Andrews, the man who revolutionized orthopedic surgery, is pioneering U.S. research into the use of stem cells to treat not traditional sports ailments as well as, potentiallly, brain injuries. The promise is vast, but so are the questions still to be answered […]
Based on its recent analysis of the smart orthopedic surgery market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes OrthAlign, a global provider of intelligent surgical systems, with the 2019 North American Technology Leadership award. […]
(Morning Call) – Medical device maker B. Braun concealed from regulators problems with its line of ceramic-coated artificial knees and promoted the products to surgeons despite knowing they were prone to fail, a lawsuit filed in a California court alleges. […]
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