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Wright Medical Group appoints Kevin Cordell president, U.S. extremities; wound therapy patch developer Reapplix names CEO; Sotera Wireless taps senior VP, sales and marketing.

Specialty orthopedic company Wright Medical Group Inc. has appointed Kevin D. Cordell president of its U.S. extremities business, effective Sept. 29. Cordell replaces Eric Stookey, who stepped down from his post Aug. 20 and is no longer with Wright Medical, the firm said. Chief Operating Officer Pascal Girin temporarily took over Stookey’s duties after he left, according to an Aug. 20 regulatory filing from the firm.

Cordell moves to Wright Medical from his post as VP of sales for the GI Solutions business at Covidien, which...

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