(BONEZEONE) – Orthopedic companies are racing to integrate technologies, capture data and produce meaningful insights from their efforts. Their investments are bearing out through market introduction and early adoption of new products. […]
(Forbes) – Augmented reality (AR) has quickly made inroads in healthcare. In 2020, doctors performed theĀ first-ever spine surgery using an AR, head-mounted display. A 78-year-old patient was suffering degenerative spine disease that required lumbar decompression and the insertion of several screws. […]
In recent years, enabling technologies have revolutionized the way medical professionals approach patient care. In the orthopedic industry, these advancements have been particularly transformative. From 3D printing to robotic surgery, artificial intelligence to augmented reality, orthopedic care is evolving at a rapid pace. […]
(EPFL) – EPFL researchers have published a method for 3D-printing an ink that contains calcium carbonate-producing bacteria. The 3D-printed mineralized bio-composite is unprecedently strong, light, and environmentally friendly, with a range of applications from art to biomedicine. […]
(OrthopedicsToday) – Augmented reality-driven surgical guidance systems, such as the ARVIS system, provide a new take on surgical guidance because they reduce the surgical guidance system to something that is worn and controlled by the surgeon that can seamlessly integrate into the surgical workflow. […]
(FE News) – Proximie, the global health technology platform digitally connecting operating rooms, announces a pilot partnership withĀ Smith+Nephew. The partnership ā which is running in select centres in the UK, Ireland and NORDICS ā enables more surgeons to be trained to carry out procedures, and contribute towards improved patient outcomes. […]
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