Bactiguard-coated Zimmer Biomet trauma implants receive European regulatory clearance

[anonymous]

This took no time at all! Partnership to implants, this is how it’s done. These other companies trying to coat implants take notice. Minimal time wasted getting this done with a company who’s leadership fits the bill. Congratulations. No joke.

 

[anonymous]

This took no time at all! Partnership to implants, this is how it’s done. These other companies trying to coat implants take notice. Minimal time wasted getting this done with a company who’s leadership fits the bill. Congratulations. No joke.

AMEN! HUGE! Cant wait for the haters to come in and trash this deal talking shit here. Do we know when its out?

 

[anonymous]

Submitting fda paperwork soon for USA.

 

[anonymous]

A $70 plate will become $2500 overnight and never see the light of day in Value Analysis Committee.

 

[anonymous]

A $70 plate will become $2500 overnight and never see the light of day in Value Analysis Committee.

2500? Lol. Nice try. Read some white papers on the subject then report back. If you aren’t sure what or where then you haven’t done any research and only attacking. Which is pretty clear and obvious with your statement thus far.

 

[anonymous]

Zimmer is was and never will be a trauma company, no matter what kind of fantastic products they offer. Management doesn't get trauma, reps are fat lazy entitled and enjoy the joint lifestyle. The younger reps will get eaten alive by synthes stryker and s&n that have full, uniform bags of instruments and implants already on the shelf. Trauma is hustle and three full steam ahead freight trains will demolish anything zimmer attempts to get going especially given their ineptitude