Today's Top 20 Stories
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Medtronic, Aclarion and more: 4 medtech notes
From product debuts to FDA nods, here are four key updates from spine and orthopedic medtech companies since Aug. 28. -
Texas Spine Consultants adds surgeon
Dallas-based Texas Spine Consultants added Haariss Ilyas, MD, according to a Sept. 3 LinkedIn post. -
Black Hills Orthopedic & Spine Center adds sports medicine specialist
Rapid City, S.D.-based Black Hills Orthopedic & Spine Center has added sports medicine specialist Nathan Jacobson, MD.
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6 spine devices, tech earning FDA nods
From navigation platforms to implants, here is the spine technology earning FDA clearances since July 8. -
Why 1 orthopedic surgeon thrives on a solo, cash basis model
David Bailie, MD, runs a practice built on his own reputation with no ancillary revenue streams, and limited insurance contracts. He's been doing this for a decade and is thriving. -
Rothman must pay its share of NFL player's verdict, court rules
Rothman Orthopaedic Institute will have to pay its share of former Philadelphia Eagles captain Chris Maragos' $43.5 million verdict, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported Sept. 3. -
Dr. Terrence Crowder performs world's 1st surgery using Innosys implant
Terrence Crowder, MD, a surgeon in Mesa, Ariz., has performed the inaugural surgery using Innosys' UniSpace 3D printed Ti standalone device, according to an Aug. 27 LinkedIn post.
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EmergeOrtho-Triangle Region adds orthopedic surgeon
EmergeOrtho-Triangle Region in Durham, N.C., added orthopedic surgeon Kyle Nappo, MD, the practice said Sept. 3. -
IU Health Physicians adds orthopedic trauma surgeon
Dillon O'Neill, MD, joined Indianapolis-based Indiana University Health Physicians. -
The Orthopedic Clinic opens new facility
The Orthopedic Clinic based in Daytona Beach, Fla., opened a new facility in the city, according to a Sept. 2 news release. -
Minnesota patient wins billing dispute with ASC following knee replacement
Stu Erck, of Monticello, Minn.,has been refunded for his knee replacement procedure after filing a grievance with UnitedHealthcare for overbilling, according to an Aug. 30 report from The Minnesota Star Tribune.
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Maxx Orthopedics gets FDA nod for knee revision system
Maxx Orthopedics has earned FDA clearance for its Freedom Titan PCK revision knee system and entered into a strategic partnership with Unik Orthopedics. -
Modern Foot & Ankle acquires Florida Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Center
Lutz, Fla.-based Modern Foot & Ankle has acquired Sarasota-based Florida Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Center. -
Dr. Kenneth Akizuki to operate on Chicago White Sox pitcher
Kenneth Akizuki, MD, is set to perform elbow surgery on Chicago White Sox pitcher Drew Thorpe on Sept. 7. -
OrthoVirginia taps 2 new specialists
Lynchburg-based OrthoVirginia has added spine surgeon Cameron Murphy, MD, and hip and knee replacement specialist Corey Resnick, MD. -
Auburn athletics taps new head orthopedic surgeon
Benton Emblom, MD, has been named as the head orthopedic surgeon for Auburn (Ala.) University athletics. -
OrthoVirginia to close, relocate 2 care sites
Lynchburg-based OrthoVirginia is closing locations in Midlothian and Richmond, Va., and relocating to a new facility in Westchester, Va., according to an Aug. 29 LinkedIn post. -
Patient receives $1.25M in spinal cord stimulator case
A 61-year-old man who suffered complications after having a spinal cord stimulator implanted will get $1.25 million in a settlement, New Jersey Law Journal reported Aug. 30. -
The best opportunity for spine surgeon growth
Spine surgeon Arthur Jenkins, III, MD, has been in private practice since 2017 after being employed for more than a decade, and he still finds new opportunities to sharpen his skills. -
How 2 leading spine programs stay ahead
New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery and Los Angeles-based Cedars-Sinai are considered leaders in spine surgery on the East and West Coasts.
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