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Orthopedics This Week
Orthopedics This Week—Weekly News, Analysis and Commentary
About Orthopedics This Week
We are the most widely read publication in the Orthopedics industry. Orthopedics is, in our way of thinking, a small town with roughly 250,000 residents. These residents include clinicians, nurses, administrators, staff, suppliers, manufacturers, scientists, sales people, regulators, investors and consultants. So we think of ourselves as the community paper. We hope that our little paper, which we publish 40 times a year, will illuminate, elevate and educate you. Like small town publishers and writers everywhere, we are also part of this community and, for good or ill, that fact finds its way into our attitudes and commentaries. Yes, we are biased—in favor of you, our community. Roughly 3.3 times each month, Orthopedics This Week brings you the latest breaking orthopedic news. We also host innovative technology conferences and publish quarterly Market Forecasts and Analysis. Occasionally we also publish data and conference books. We are part of a unique, essential and endlessly fascinating industry. What a great place to be!
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Presence & Recognition
Orthopedics This Week announced that Tesla is holding a launch event in Austin to formally fold the Cybercab into its robotaxi fleet.
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Presence & Recognition
Orthopedics This Week is hosting an upcoming OTW Masterclass on the use of carbon fiber fixation in spine surgery for only 3 weeks.
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Presence & Recognition
Orthopedics This Week attended the AOFAS booth 1243 at Pace Surgical to discuss the future of fracture fixation with Samir Mehta, MD, Chief of Orthopaedic Trauma at Penn.
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Legal & Regulatory
Orthopedics This Week reported that the FDA cleared a single-use trauma plating kit for ASCs.
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Legal & Regulatory
Orthopedics This Week reported that the FDA approved a novel cervical disc for U.S. commercialization.
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Capital & Finance
Orthopedics This Week reported that Capitan Orthopedics closed an oversubscribed seed round.
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Research & Knowledge
Orthopedics This Week published the findings from the NFP data published by Deckey et al. in the Journal of Arthroplasty, 2026, which showed that cementless collared metadiaphyseal-filling stems under the microscope for femoral neck fractures did not line up with what was seen in primary total hip arthroplasty.
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