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Rebuilding Limbs, Rethinking Care: A Q&A with Orthofix’s Patrick Fisher

 
Rebuilding Limbs, Rethinking Care: A Q&A with Orthofix’s Patrick Fisher

Orthofix’s president of Global Limb Reconstruction and Biologics Patrick Fisher shares his unique insights on the industry.
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Onkos Surgical Earns Second FDA Clearance for its NanoCept Antibacterial Tech

NanoCept-coated implants are designed to support oncology and revision patients.

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FDA Clears SurGenTec’s Lumbar Facet Fixation System

ION-L addresses the demands of posterior lumbar facet fixation while minimizing the surgical footprint.

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Crescom, Mass General Brigham Launch PoC of Pediatric Musculoskeletal AI

Mass General Brigham radiologists will compare AI-generated readings against expert clinical interpretations.

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GMReis Marks Versalock Hand & Wrist Plating Milestone

The product features a variable angle locking mechanism with self-retain screw technology.

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Trice Medical Releases Next Generation of its Tenex Ultrasonic System

The platform now offers deeper tissue access and enhanced procedural efficiency for physicians.

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Rethinking Healing: A Holistic Approach to Orthopedic Surface Design

Healing is not a single event. It is a process made up of several biological responses working together.

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Designing Orthopedic Device Labels—Lessons from the Line

Manufacturers of orthopedic devices need to understand the importance of prioritizing accurate and compliant label use as part of the design process.

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Poly-Med Inc.

As the Leader in Bioresorbables®, Poly-Med, Inc. is a vertically integrated partner from bioresorbable polymer to finished medical devices & components. Our team specializes in providing custom solutions by value-added processing of our next-generation absorbable polymers into surgically implantable devices that create temporary support during the healing process. In-house capabilities include extrusion of monofilaments, multifilaments, & films, knitting of implantable textiles, suture braiding, electrospinning nanofibrous materials, and 3D printing into solid or lattice-based parts.