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Spring 2009
Med-Tech Precision
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From the Editors

At Least One Ortho Firm Still Under Scrutiny

Sherrie Conroy

A year and a half after settling with the Department of Justice over payments to physicians, Stryker gets subpoenaed by New Jersey’s attorney general for the same allegation.

Micromachining

Meeting the Minimally Invasive Challenge

William Leventon

As components become smaller, the machining obstacles multiply for manufacturers.

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Novel Process Aims to Cut Machining Requirements

Orthopedics

Customized Implants: A New Cycle of Orthopedic Innovation

Philip Licari

The orthopedics industry is benefiting from advances in technology that allow a patient-specific, just-in-time approachto knee replacement.

Prototyping

Efficient Prototyping for Complex Components

Chuck Mathews

Advanced CNC software can help shave time off prototyping for complex medical device components.

Market Outlook

For Orthopedic Devices, the Future Is Still Bright

Anthony G. Viscogliosi

Although some fallout can be expected, the demand for orthopedic implants and other treatments is likely to pick up speed.

Q&A

Where Evidence is King

Maria Fontanazza

In the new world of product development, more evidence that proves the value of precision manufactured devices will be necessary for product adoption and reimbursement.