(MEDTECH DIVE) – The pandemic hasn’t stopped orthopaedic and spine specialists from moving forward with robotic surgery products. In the second half of this week, Stryker, NuVasive and Globus Medical each reported Wall Street-beating earnings and revenue numbers and simultaneously shared updates on their pre-commercial and on-the market systems. […]
(MD+DI) – A medical device analyst warns of a significant drop in capital purchases like robotics and navigation systems as orthopedic practices grapple with major revenue loss this year. […]
(ODT) – Pre-planning and surgical precision are driving physician acceptance and market adoption of robotic-assisted technology in orthopedics. […]
(MD+DI) – DePuy Synthes launched a new portfolio at the North American Spine Society meeting that includes 3D-printed titanium interbody implants for spinal fusion. Globus Medical also introduced a new family of 3D-printed implants that is expected to help the company close an important competitive gap. […]
(Bloomberg) – Smith & Nephew dropped on a report that the medical-device manufacturer is in talks with NuVasive about a deal worth more than $3 billion to gain spinal surgery products. […]
(Forbes) – When David C. Paul traveled to Phoenix in 2013, he saw the future of spinal surgery: a robot prototype called the Excelsius GPS. Nicholas Theodore, one of the robot’s inventors, remembers Paul being immediately impressed. […]
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