by David Cassak
Spine instruments and implants are the orthopedic industry's answer to a 20-year overnight success. Today, the market couldn't be hotter,...
Spine's Next Generation
As the growth of the spine market outpaces virtually every other orthopedic segment, spine companies are hot. But the challenges that small spine start-ups face aren't only technological; they're also competitive as the market is defined by large spine players and a host of major orthopedic companies looking to tap into spine's potential.
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