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Orthofix Rolls Out Fitbone Trochanteric Lengthening System in U.S.

OEM News

AAOS News: Stryker Features New Additions to Triathlon, Mako Portfolios

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Smith+Nephew Featuring Rotator Cuff Repair Portfolio at AAOS 2026

Zimmer Biomet to Release New Data, Highlight Key Innovations at AAOS

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Online Exclusives

Online Exclusives

Hip Arthroscopy: One of the Fastest-Growing Segments in Orthopedic Sports Medicine

Procedure volumes continue to rise sharply each year, far outpacing growth in the overall arthroscopy market.

By: Nathaniel Bool, Kamran Zamanian

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2026 Orthopedic Device Industry M&A Roundup (Updated 2/26)

ODT’s catalogue of the orthopedic device market’s M&A transactions, updated throughout the year.

By: Sam Brusco

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Five Simple Intellectual Property Steps Medtech Teams Often Skip

This article cuts through the noise to spotlight five everyday IP moves that slip past busy teams and serves as a roadmap to protect what you’ve built.

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Buyers' Guide

Explore detailed profiles of companies in the orthopedic device manufacturing sector, highlighting their capabilities and offerings.

Extremities

Learn about developments in devices and treatments focused on extremity care and rehabilitation.

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Orthopedic Innovators

Orthopedic Innovators

Best Practices for Managing Patient-Specific Case Planning—An Orthopedic Innovators Q&A

Leveraging a patient-specific platform between multiple stakeholders provides enhanced communication and a better outcome for the patient.

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Orthopedic Innovators

Realizing the Benefits of a Vertically Integrated Supply Partner—An Orthopedic Innovators Q&A

As orthopedic device OEMs seek to consolidate their supply chain members, working with a vertically integrated organization becomes attractive.

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Orthopedic Innovators

Accelerating Medtech Innovation Through Integrated Solutions—An Orthopedic Innovators Q&A

Getting a jumpstart on the development of a new product can significantly trim costs and time to market for orthopedic OEMs.

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January/February 2026

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Will 3D Printing Extend its OrthoPitch Winning Streak?

The two previous winners of the OrthoPitch contest have leveraged additive manufacturing in their solutions.

By: Michael Barbella

Splitting Orthopedics: Insights from the Community

A trend is taking place where majors are shedding a portion or all of their orthopedic portfolio.

By: Sean Fenske

The Supporting Roles of Enabling Tech in Orthopedics

Enabling technologies have become key to preoperative planning, precise implant placement, and surgical efficiency.

By: Michael Barbella

Financial/Business

Financial/Business

AAOS News: Testosterone Therapy Tied to Serious Risks After Knee Replacement

Patients taking testosterone in the year before surgery faced higher risks for infection, blood clots, kidney damage, pneumonia, and knee instability.

By: Sam Brusco

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AAOS News: Robotic Arthroplasty Boosts Knee Outcomes; Similar Hip Infection Rates

Computer navigation and robotic tech used in TJA lets surgeons offer 3D planning before surgery and real-time sensory feedback during surgery.

By: Sam Brusco

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AAOS News: Study Finds Prior Authorization Delays Spine Surgery Without Reducing Costs

Research shows that 80% of claim denials were ultimately reversed.

By: Michael Barbella

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2025 Top 10 Orthopedic Device Firms

1

Stryker
$22.6 Billion

2

Johnson & Johnson MedTech
$9.2 Billion

3

Zimmer Biomet
$7.7 Billion

4

Smith+Nephew
$5.8 Billion

5

Medtronic
$5 Billion

6

Arthrex
$3.2 Billion

7

Globus Medical
$2.5 Billion

8

Enovis
$2.1 Billion

9

Embla Medical
$855 Million

10

Orthofix
$799.5 Million

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VideoBites

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Dual-Laser Metal 3D Printers Speed Up Production; Enable Large Joint Applications—ODT Videobites

Jeph Ruppert of 3D Systems discusses how two-laser systems increase throughput and make additive manufacturing an option for more orthopedic applications.

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