Spinal Elements released its Clutch interspinous process device.

Fredericksburg-based Premier Orthopedics of Virginia spine surgeon Usman Zahir, MD, became the first surgeon in the state to perform a laminectomy using a joimax endosocopic device, according to Fredericksburg.com.

A new case series published in Journal of Spine evaluates Wenzel Spine's VariLift-LX System.

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Burlington, Mass.-based Lahey Hospital and Medical Center received a $1 million donation to establish a minimally invasive robotic surgery center at the hospital, according to Patch.

Anthony Yeung, MD, founder of Phoenix-based Desert Institute for Spine Care and developer of the Yeung Endoscopic Spine System, recently penned an article for the Journal of Spine about the lessons he has learned from 27 years of performing endoscopic spinal procedures.

San Francisco Magazine named neurosurgeon Ronnie Mimran, MD, to its 2018 Bay Area's Top Doctors list.

Lane Spero, MD, is now performing robot-assisted spine surgery using Globus Medical's ExcelsiusGPS system and Medtronic's StealthStation at The Hospital of Central Connecticut in New Britain.

TransEnterix released its first quarter 2018 financial results.

Harrisburg (Ill.) Medical Center surgeons have performed six endoscopic minimally invasive spine surgeries, according to Harrisburg Register.

Professors and surgeons at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia performed a first-of-its-kind robotic surgery to treat a patient suffering from Chordoma.

Medtronic unveiled its SynergyTLIF(SM) workflow at the American Association of Neurological Surgeons annual meeting, April 28 to May 2 in New Orleans.

The North American Spine Society published coverage for the use of lumbar interspinous devices without fusion but with decompression.

Hoag Hospital Newport Beach (Calif.) surgeons completed their 10,000th surgery using the da Vinci System.

Spine surgery continues to become more complex, but as surgeons take on more complex cases, technology advances to assist. Four spine surgeons provided their predictions for the future of minimally invasive spinal fusion procedures.

Paradigm Spine reported the results of three subanalyses associated with coflex studies.

NuVasive will present a hands-on workshop on Lateral Single-Position Surgery April 30.

Medford-based Pain Specialists of Oregon is expanding with a new surgery center, according to KDRV.com.

Sukdeb Datta, MD, performed the first Multizyte surgery in the U.S. aimed to treat pain caused by the sacroiliac joint.