(TechCrunch) – In an operating room in rural Idaho, doctors prep a patient for surgery. They make a tiny, thumb-sized incision into the patient and insert a small robot while across the country a surgeon puts on a virtual reality headset, grabs their controllers and prepares to operate. […]
(MD+DI) – The KneeKG evaluates knee functional deficiencies while the joint is in motion and bearing weight, providing physicians with more information about diseases or injuries than static technologies such as x-ray or MRI. […]
(GeekWire) – Dr. Jeffrey Roh started his career as an entrepreneur after creating a method for a less invasive form of spine surgery. He started knocking on the doors of spine companies to sell the idea and got what many first-time entrepreneurs experience: lots of rejections. […]
(Manufacturing News) – With the latest technological advancements in 3-D printing, highly complex bone reconstruction is now a reality. Orthopedic specialists for years have been developing the technology to model and then create reconstructions of bone defects. […]
(Financial Times) – When Namal Nawana was wooed to take the top job at Smith & Nephew, he took a hard look at the venerable UK medical devices company and found both a puzzle and an opportunity. […]
(Irish Times) – US-based medtech company Stryker is to invest more than €200 million at research and development in three of its Cork facilities. The funding is part of the company’s drive to develop next-generation products and services across its medical surgical, orthopaedics and neurotechnology and spine units. […]
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