- In January 2024, Accelus, a medical technology firm headquartered in the U.S., launched the Linesider Modular-Cortical System, a solution for spinal implant operations designed to improve the accuracy and effectiveness of spinal implant surgeries. It allows for the early insertion of screw shanks during the surgical process and provides the flexibility to tailor the surgical construct with modular tulips and rods. The system is adaptable to various surgical techniques in both cortical and open modular configurations.
- In April 2024, Proprio introduced a multi-phase partnership with the Biedermann Group, a distinguished innovator in cutting-edge spinal procedural solutions and implant systems. The partnership aims to combine Biedermann’s innovative spinal implants with Proprio’s Paradigm system, which utilizes artificial intelligence, computer vision, and augmented reality to offer exceptional real-time visualization and guidance during surgical procedures.
- In October 2023, Johnson & Johnson MedTech announced that DePuy Synthes, a division of Johnson & Johnson specializing in orthopedic products, has obtained 510(k) clearances from the U.S. FDA for both the TriALTIS Spine System and the TriALTIS Navigation Enabled Instruments. The TriALTIS Spine System is an advanced system of pedicle screws designed for the posterior thoracolumbar region, offering a wide array of implant choices and sophisticated instrumentation.
- In September 2023, Silony Medical International AG acquired Centinel Spine’s Global Fusion Business. This strategic move combined Silony’s existing posterior screw & rod fusion systems with Centinel Spine’s Fusion Products, including cervical stand-alone cages, lateral stand-alone cages, anterior cervical plates, and ALIF devices. The acquisition improved Silony’s technological capabilities and geographic footprint, enabling the company to offer a comprehensive range of spinal fusion solutions for both open and minimally invasive procedures.
- In January 2023, Companion Spine acquired Backbone SAS. With the addition of Backbone's primary medical device, the LISA implant, the acquisition expanded companies offering medical implant solutions. Due to this acquisition, Companion Spine can provide a full range of therapy options for spine diseases, including lumbar stenosis and degenerative disc disease, by matching implants to the disease's severity.
