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Spine Procedures, Practices and News
Here are five ways to save on spine surgery center materials costs.
Published in Spine
Here are eight significant factors making an impact on spine surgery coverage rates.
Published in Spine
The Mazor Robotics Renaissance System will now be used by Masaki Oishi, MD, of the Kraus Back and Neck Institute in Houston.
Published in Spine
Dr. Fred Davis on physician practicesTransformation of the healthcare industry has increased significantly over the past few years, driven by several converging factors. These changes are creating a climate of uncertainty for private practice orthopedic and neurosurgeons resulting in a trend towards selling their practices to hospitals or other healthcare organizations.
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Here are five achievable goals for spine practice operational success.
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Dr. Arnold Feldman on spine medical tourismInterventional pain management specialist Arnold Feldman, MD, has launched The Feldman Institute's medical travel program, which helps patients arrange travel plans to his practice and surgery center in Baton Rouge, La. Arrangements include lodging, transportation, car rental and medical spa services. Here, Dr. Feldman discusses how he set up his program and medical tourism trends in the future.
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The FDA approved Surgical Theater’s Selman Surgery Rehearsal Platform, one of the only patented and approved platforms for cerebral and spine pre-surgery rehearsal, according to Today’s Medical Developments.
Five orthopedic and spine practice administrators discuss their strategies for running a successful practice.
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Spine Surgery has rapidly advanced over the past few decades to include many new minimally invasive devices and procedures, revolutionizing the field. However, not all advances have been reimbursed by insurance companies, and device companies find continued challenges in bringing new ideas to the market.
Fernando Techy, MD, is a spine surgeon at the Illinois Bone and Joint Institute in Morton Grove. He is also an assistant professor of clinical orthopedics at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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