Company products include reconstructive products for hips, knees and shoulders. Other products include the Aspen "Low Profile" LSO, Summit LSO, Aspen Pediatric Cervical Collar, Contour TLSO, QuikDraw RAP and Vista Collar. Aspen Medical's Symmetrically Adjustable Cervical Collar won first place for Best New Technology in the cervical care category for 2009, hosted by Orthopedics This Week. It was formed in 2000, when International Healthcare Devices, the product development and marketing arm for Aspen Cervical Collars and CTOs, merged with Fiji Manufacturing. The company makes upper and lower spinal orthotics. The company reported a more than 4 percent increase in revenues in 2009. The AccuMeter manometer provides a precise digital read out that records opening and maximum disc pressures for each level and prints the information on a sheet of paper. Its SpineWand surgical devices use plasma disc decompression, a minimally invasive procedure for patients with symptoms associated with a contained disc herniation who have failed conservative care and are not yet candidates for major surgery.
At its Costa Rica factory, ArthroCare also makes ligament-repair, spinal-stabilization, and wound-care products. Founded in 1993, Arthrocare offers Coblation technology using radio frequency energy to remove soft tissue from the body, used in arthroscopic procedures to repair joints. In June, the company launched the its new 2.9 mm Bio-PushLock with a reduced size to allow more anchors to be implanted around the glenoid for improved fixation. In March, the company acquired iBalance Medical of Boulder, Colo., maker of the IBalance HTO System, which uses an implant placed within the tibia to align the osteotomy in both the coronal and sagittal plane. Its TightRope product, originally designed for ankle surgery, is also being used for minimally invasive shoulder surgery. The company has introduced more than 5,000 products for arthroscopic and minimally invasive orthopedic surgical procedures. Founded in 1981, Arthrex develops sports medicine products and educational services for orthopedic surgeons. In March, Amedica received a patent for its ceramic-on-ceramic bearings for articulating joints used for total joint replacement and spinal disc applications. The cup, currently under development, will be used as an ultralow wear-bearing component for motion-preserving implants. In June, the company received a patent for its hip implant featuring a monoblock ceramic acetabular cup for use in articulating joints for total joint replacement. It has brought various spinal implant products to market and products under development include reconstructive hip and knee implants. Amedica is a spinal and orthopedic implant and instrument maker focused on silicon nitride ceramic technologies. 2009, Alphatech Spine won two first-place awards for its OsseoScrew Expandable Screw for lumbar care and for its Guided Lateral Interbody Fusion system for minimally invasive care. In the Best New Technology awards hosted by Orthopedics This Week in Dec. Product lines include cervico-lumbar, thoraco-lumbar, interbody/VBR, biologics, minimally invasive solutions and vertebral compression fractures. The company develops products for older spine patients, ages 65 years and older, who have disorders such as osteoporosis, scoliosis and spondylolisthesis. In March, it launched the Spyder Minimally Invasive Spinal Retractor System for use in the lumbar spine with Aesculap's S4 Pedicle Screw System. In May, Aesculap Implant Systems launched S4 Element Pedicle Screw System for use in spinal fusion procedures. The division also operates the Aesculap Academy, which actively exchanges knowledge and numerous continuing education programs. Braun Melsungen, provides implants for orthopedics, neurosurgery and spinal surgery as well as surgical sutures, sterile containers, motor & navigation systems and products for cardiology. Aesculap, a division of the German company B. The company's OsteoMEM, an ultra porous shape memory scaffold, is not currently available in the U.S. OsseoGEN is the company's line of allograft-derived stem cell technology. OsteoAMP won first place in the regenerative technologies category in Best New Technology for 2009 hosted by Orthopedics This Week. A proprietary process utilizes the osteoinductivity of autografts and the osteoconductivity of allografts from the same donor to enhance growth factors to higher levels. The company's OsteoAMP exploits growth factors within allograft tissue. Advanced Biologics (Ladera Ranch, Calif.). 20 cutting-edge spine innovations to know | 2021ġ.Working With DSOs & Private Equity Virtual Event.
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