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American Association of Neurological Surgeons and the Congress of Neurological Surgeons names Washington, DC representative
Charlotte Pineda was named vice president of health policy and advocacy for the American Association of Neurological Surgeons and the Congress of Neurological Surgeons. -
OSF HealthCare adds endoscopic spine surgery
Two OSF HealthCare hospitals added endoscopic spine surgery, according to a July 1 email shared with Becker's. -
The trends poised to shake up the industry
Whether it be the transition of procedures to the ASC or the addition of new technology, the musculoskeletal industry seems to be in a state of constant change. -
Center for Interventional Pain and Spine accused of billing fraud
Wilmington, Del.-based Center for Interventional Pain and Spine, a medical group with 11 offices in Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania, has been accused of billing the government for unnecessary patient testing, according to a June 26 report from PBS affiliate WHYY. -
What 4 spine surgeons accomplished in the first half of 2024
Halfway through the year, four spine surgeons reflect on what's gone well for them in 2024 and what's ahead. -
The cons of working with a large health system
There are pros and cons for physicians to consider when debating starting a private practice or working with a large, already established health system. -
Targeted interventions could benefit spine patients' mental health: Study
A study in the July 2024 issue of The Spine Journal examined how patients think about health-related quality of life over 12 months after spine surgery. -
NASS 2024 Annual Meeting to feature new symposium
The North American Spine Society's 39th Annual Meeting in Chicago will include a new President's Symposium featuring leaders discussing key issues in healthcare, according to a June 24 news release shared with Becker's. -
Strenge Spine adds EOSedge system
Paducah, Ky.-based Strenge Spine Center added the EOSedge spinal imaging system, according to a June 25 news release. -
Lumbar facet arthroplasty superior to fusion for spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis: Study
An FDA study found that Premia Spine's TOPS system saw better clinical results than spinal fusion for spinal stenosis and spondylolisthesis patients. -
Prospects for pain medicine in 4 elements
Pain medicine and spine care can work in tandem, and their success will involve four key elements, according to one spine surgeon. -
Southern New Hampshire Health adds Stryker spine imaging tech
Nashua-based Southern New Hampshire Health has become the first hospital in Northern New England to add Stryker's Airo TruCT imaging technology for spine patients. -
5 spine, orthopedic surgeons honored in Q2 | 2024
Five spine and orthopedic surgeons earned honors in the second quarter of 2024. -
Tennis star Andy Murray undergoes spine surgery
Andy Murray is skipping the Wimbledon singles after having back surgery, the BBC reported July 2. -
5 spine practices to know
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'No such thing as a free lunch': Spine surgeons on the promise, pitfalls of AI
Artificial intelligence in spine surgery is in its infancy, and physicians are discussing the exciting and nerve-wracking aspects of it. -
OrthoSC adds interventional spine physician
Interventional spine physician Ryan Mathern, MD, will join OrthoSC in Myrtle Beach, S.C., Aug. 7. -
2 prior authorization updates for spine surgeons
Spine surgeons have been advocating for legislation to improve prior authorization processes. Here are two developments from this year to know: -
CMS' proposed spine bundle model needs more work, surgeons say
CMS' proposed model, called the Transforming Episode Accountability Model, would bundle payments for spinal fusions and other select procedures to acute care hospitals. However, some spine surgeons feel it needs to be better developed. -
How to build a spine practice: 3 surgeons' advice
Opening a spine practice is a daunting task, but with the right strategies, it can be a rewarding option for physicians.
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