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From Bench to Bedside: Translating Biologic Innovations into Orthopedic Applications

 
From Bench to Bedside: Translating Biologic Innovations into Orthopedic Applications

Developers must understand the scientific rationale and how to integrate them within the mechanical and functional framework of orthopedic devices.
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Smith+Nephew, UFC Extend Partnership

The top 10 orthopedic device maker will continue as UFC’s Preferred Sports Medicine Techology Partner.

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Zimmer Biomet Earns FDA Breakthrough Nod for 1st Iodine-Treated Total Hip

The iodine-treated total hip replacement addresses challenges related to joint replacement surgeries for patients at higher risk of infection.

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Avanos to Sell Game Ready Ortho Rental Biz to WRS Group

Game Ready is used in the pain management and rehabilitation of patients recovering from orthopedic surgery or sports-related injuries.

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Study Touts Advantages of Smith+Nephew’s Single-Use Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Devices

The comparative study analyzed real-world data from more than 22,000 patients in the Premier PINC AI Healthcare Database.

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Aurora Spine Launches Biologics Division

Establishing this division creates synergy across the company’s growing spine ecosystem.

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Augurex’s Spondyloarthritis Test Earns FDA Breakthrough Status

SPINEstat hopes to aid in clinical decision-making and expedited referrals to rheumatology care.

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The ‘Emerging Companies’ Are Hot-Ticket Items

Larger orthopedic companies have acquired or merged with many of the emerging companies throughout the past few years.

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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.