Orthopedic firms fight for stability during the pandemic.

Zimmer Biomet and Medtronic are setting an example worth following in this rapid growth sector.

Hint: It’s not just COVID-19 that has the market demanding more remote monitoring capabilities.

ZimVie is the combination of Zimmer Biomet’s dental and spine businesses. The spin-out is set to be completed by mid-2022.

The company uses additive manufacturing for its portfolio of titanium spinal-fusion implants and a pedicle screw and rod system, which allows greater freedom of device design compared with conventional manufacturing.

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Active Implants’s NUsurface is intended to take the biomechanical place of the absent meniscus. A study shows reduction in pain.

The Durham, NC-based company elected to make a $50 million escrow payment to CartiHeal – signaling its intent to move forward with the acquisition.

The Persona IQ implant was recently identified by MD+DI as one of the most anticipated new medical devices expected to hit the market by the end of the year.