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December 3, 2025
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Leveraging Lessons from High-Risk Industry Safety Protocols

 
Leveraging Lessons from High-Risk Industry Safety Protocols

Orthopedic device OEMs can borrow from other industries and their best practices in order to optimize development and manufacturing processes.
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Companion Spine Completes Purchase of Xtant Medical’s Coflex Assets

Purchase price was approximately $19.2 million.

OEM News

Carlsmed Launches aprevo Personalized Cervical Fusion Platform in U.S.

aprevo Cervical merges AI-driven preoperative planning with 3D-printed, patient-specific implants.

OEM News

SetPoint Medical Wins CMS TPT Approval for Neuroimmune Modulation Platform

The approval provides incremental payment procedures involving use of the SetPoint system in hospital outpatient and ASC settings.

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NASS Announces $172,495 in Research Funding Awards

Organization has funded has funded more than $5.3 million in grants and traveling fellowships since 1989.

OEM News

Acuitive Technologies Introduces New Bone Graft Substitute

Citregraft is designed to bind proteins and enhance regeneration.

Financial/Business

NASS Launches New Online Platform for Spine Education

A NASS Anytime subscription includes 100-plus hours of additional spine education available 24/7.

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The Hallowed Halls of Orthopedic Innovation

Higher education institutions have long stood as meccas of knowledge, culture, and intellectual exchange.

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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.