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  1. Orthofix, Stryker, and Smith & Nephew are competing in the pediatric intramedullary nails market.

A new nailing system has been developed, strengthening the market foothold of orthopedic solutions.

2 reports, 0 independent Updated Jun 26
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A new nailing system has been developed, strengthening the market foothold of orthopedic solutions.

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  1. Orthopaedic Trauma Association showcased latest trauma innovations at its annual meeting, involving DePuy Synthes.Sub-event
  2. New nailing system strengthens market foothold in orthopedic trauma.
  3. Smith+Nephew introduced its new trauma fixation system, TRIGEN MAX, available only in the US.

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