The immersive medical education software company is applying its medical-grade virtual reality platform to train surgeons. The post Precision OS replaces cadavers for surgical spine trainin...
By focusing on improving outcomes – whether that’s through pre-operative management or more conservative care – at the lowest best price will help prove the value of orthopaedics in 201...
The investment firm plans to invest $10 million to $30 million in specialty pharma, and medtech companies. The post Philly healthcare and life science investment firm 1315 Capital raises...
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Disior’s tech revolves around rapidly converting 2D medical scans into interactive 3D images to help orthopedic physicians analyze and assess fractures for implants. The post Ex-Nokia eng...
Zimmer Biomet pre-announced disappointing second-quarter results while also revealing that David Dvorak had stepped down as CEO, a move that some analysts feel was long needed. The post Ana...
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If the bundled payments program proves successful for orthopedics, other complex conditions and diseases could apply these best practices to improve health and reduce costs, too. The post B...
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Trice developed a needle equipped with a camera to give orthopedic physicians a better assessment of sports-related joint injuries and offer an alternative to MRIs. The post Joint injury di...
As virtual rehabilitation picks up, traditional orthopedics widget makers like Breg are foraying into at-home physical therapy using a sensor device and a companion mobile app. The post Her...
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As the buzz around robotics grows, J&J ‘s DePuy Synthes is touting the clinical and economic evidence tied to its non-robotic knee platform to help hospitals navigate the bundled payments e...
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Stryker is launching its Triathlon total knee on its Mako robotic system, reportedly priced at $1 million, at a time of bundled payments and cost consciousness in joint replacement procedures...
Surgeons at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons gave a clear signal that in the future joint replacement will see more use of virtual rehab. The post Virtual ...
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An analyst survey shows that surgeons who are part of Medicare’s Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement program are denying or delaying hip and knee replacements for certain patients. T...
https://medcitynews.com/2017/03/surgeons-wary-ortho-bundles-delay-deny-procedures/
Intellijoint Surgical has developed an optical navigation system to properly position artificial hips, and with $11 million raised in a Series A round, plans further expansion in the U.S. T...
The deal reflects Zimmer Biomet’s interest in supporting value-based care through the company’s Signature Solutions program to hospitals. The post Zimmer Biomet snaps up interactive tel...
An avatar might be a way by which hospitals contending with the bundled care payment in orthopedics can lower costs and get joint replacement patients to recover well and at home. The post ...
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Ananda Devices CEO talks about plans for expanding its organ-on-a-chip tech from researching spinal cord injuries to neurological diseases such as multiple sclerosis. The post From orthoped...
After dismissing robotics in orthopedics, Zimmer Biomet is jumping on the bandwagon. The post Zimmer finally gets into robotics game with French deal appeared first on MedCity News .
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Bioventus develops orthopedic products designed to treat conditions affecting muscles, bones and joints. Its top sellers include a therapy for fractures and osteoarthritis, The post 5 takea...
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Dr. Todd O’Brien is trying to develop and commercialize a smartphone app that can be used at the point of care to identify fractures on the athletic field, combat field or any other site of...
LDR said cervical disc replacement typically occurs in patients who are too young to receive Medicare, making Mobi-C reimbursement a point of contention with private players. The post LDR f...
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LDR would be the third Austin company Zimmer has purchased in the last 13 years. An article by the Austin American-Statesman pointed out that Zimmer has twice before bought local firms, only to c...
Also, Roswell Park Cancer Institute has formed a for-profit spinoff company, Global Biotechnology & Cancer Therapeutics. Health Outcome has launched a crowdsourcing platform for patients to r...
The partnership is a win for Fitchet’s plan to turn around J&J’s slow-growing device unit by partnering with external players. The post J&J highlights plans for 3D printed orthopedics a...
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A look at how telehealth can be harnessed for orthopedic patients and their families. The post What’s the future of the orthopedic patient experience? appeared first on MedCity News .
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Healthcare startup Augmedix raised $4.1 million for its Google Glass platform to help physicians more easily enter and retrieve data from patients electronic health records. The post With Augme...
The retirement-aged baby boomer population coupled with the push to reduce healthcare costs is driving technology to support the aging-in-place trend. It’s seen as a cheaper alternative to nurs...
Borrowing concepts from 3D printing, scientists in Australia say they’ve come up with a device and a technique that could allow surgeons to precisely deliver live cells and growth factors direc...
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From models of the human body to product prototypes to human tissue for cancer research, the healthcare industry has latched onto 3-D printing and is expected to be one of the top industries in d...
It was the snap seen around the world, but for the surgeons who operated on Kevin Ware, it was pretty much business as usual. Don’t worry, I won’t post the nauseating video of the University ...
The 3-D printing technology hits just keep on coming. Everyone and their brother seems to be testing the capabilities of 3-D printers for medical applications creating artificial ears, vaccines, ...