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August 13, 2025
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A Bimodal Imaging Workflow for Functional Spino-Pelvic Assessment

 
A Bimodal Imaging Workflow for Functional Spino-Pelvic Assessment

A team of surgical technologists developed a bimodal imaging workflow designed to capture the dynamic behavior of the pelvis across functional positions.
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Lifeward Promotes Almog Adar to Finance Chief

Adar joined Lifeward in 2020 as director of finance and corporate financial controller and was most recently VP of finance and chief accounting officer.

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Enovis Introduces Manafuse Bone Growth Stimulator

The product is designed to be used for 20 minutes once a day for up to 343 days.

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Catalyst OrthoScience Releases Fracture Shoulder System

The system features patented technology that helps reduce surgical complexity and drive clinical confidence.

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Wenzel Spine Reports 1st Cases with panaSIa SI Fusion, Begins Soft U.S. Launch

According to the company, panaSIa is the first expandable SI fusion implant cleared by the FDA.

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BTL Industries’ Emface Wins FDA Nod for TMJ Dysfunction

The technology combines synchronized radiofrequency and the company’s HIFES tech to stimulate facial muscles.

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SetPoint Raises $140M to Support Neuromod RA Therapy Commercialization

The company’s neuroimmune platform won FDA approval for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) late last month.

AAOS Announces Strategic Transition of Fracture & Trauma Registry

The transition supports efficiency, participation, and long-term sustainability of orthopedic registries.

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‘Doctor’ Robot Could Diagnose Concussions

Neurologist miles away could evaluate athletes via remote-controlled technology.

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Braxton Manufacturing

Since 1964, Braxton has been converting costly machined components into cost efficient deep drawn components. Our deep drawn components are produced from a flat strip of material vs screw machining bar stock. There is a significant cost savings in raw material. Drawn parts are engineered to minimize material waste by being hollow throughout the process. The deep draw process allows the opportunity for parts assembly during the drawing process. Eliminating the need for subsequent assembly and equipment costs. Extremely thin wall parts can be produced, less than .001” can be achieved depending on material choice.