Meanings of orthopaedics in English

Stryker is looking to boost its exposure to the fast-growing orthopaedics market.

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Scale is becoming increasingly important in orthopaedics as hospitals seek to consolidate suppliers.

I qualified eight years ago and worked in orthopaedics.

Methods currently used to restore bone defects in human and veterinary orthopaedics are often not satisfactory.

The deal is expected to take Zimmer from the fourth-largest seller of orthopaedics products to No.

This could significantly reduce the social and economic burden of implant-related infections in orthopaedics and trauma.

Its uses is recommended instead of other dynamic orthosis used in orthopaedics for the PIP joint.

Manila wants to promote niche markets in orthopaedics, eye surgery, dentistry and cancer care, Jimenez said.

Clostridium difficile infection is a growing concern in health care and is a worrisome complication in orthopaedics.

But this could also make it more attractive to a healthcare company looking to expand into orthopaedics.

I've worked as a staff nurse in neonatal cardiology and as a clinical nurse specialist in orthopaedics.

Biomet is based in the United States but has a focus on orthopaedics from its European headquarters in Dordrecht, Netherlands.

Background: The quantification of the costs of ankle fractures and their associated treatments has garnered increased attention in orthopaedics through cost-effectiveness analysis.

Implant-related infection is one of the leading reasons for failure in orthopaedics and trauma, and results in high social and economic costs.

S&N said its new products, coupled with further launches in 2007, put it in a strong position to continue outperforming the wider orthopaedics market.