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4 recent spine, orthopedic firsts
Here are four spine and orthopedic surgery "firsts" since Oct. 1. -
Outpatient spine surgery's rise 'encouraging and concerning': Dr. Sigurd Berven
Sigurd Berven, MD, professor in residence and chief of spine service at UCSF Health sees spine surgery moving outpatient as technology develops and surgeons become more precise with their approach to care. -
How endoscopic spine surgery will evolve in 2024: Dr. Paul Houle
Next year could see increased integration of endoscopic spine techniques, according to Paul Houle, MD. -
Louisville Medical Center physicians perform spine surgery on Virginia running back
Physicians at the University of Louisville (Ky.) Medical Center have performed spine surgery on Virginia running back Perris Jones after he was injured in the third quarter of the team's 11th game of the season, according to a Nov. 11 report from ABC affiliate WHAS. -
5 spine practices to know
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UC Gardner launches clinical trial for post-spine-surgery pain control
The Cincinnati-based UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute has launched a new clinical trial aiming to improve postsurgical pain and reduce opioid dependency and length of stay for patients undergoing spine surgery. -
Spinal Elements celebrates 20-year milestone
Spine technology company Spinal Elements is celebrating 20 years in the business. -
Panorama Orthopedics & Spine Center adds Dr. Justin Ledesma
Golden, Colo.-based Panorama Orthopedics & Spine Center added Justin Ledesma, MD, according to a Nov. 8 LinkedIn post. -
The essential investments for spine practices
While it's important for spine surgeons to strategize on cost savings and revenue boosts, it's just as vital to know where to invest money when it comes to running a strong practice. -
Spineway taps deputy CEO
Spinal implant specialist the Spineway Group has appointed Sandrine Carle as deputy CEO. Ms. Carle originally joined Spineway in July 2022 when the company acquired Spine Innovations, where she was CEO. -
Aclarion adds Dr. Roger Hartl as key opinion leader
Healthcare technology company Aclarion has added Roger Hartl, MD, professor of neurological surgery and director of spinal surgery at the Weill Cornell Brain and Spine Center in New York City and co-director of NewYork-Presbyterian Och Spine, as the 10th and final member of its key opinion leaders panel. -
Katy Pain & Spine physicians spearhead medical office development
Two Katy Pain & Spine physicians, Nimish Dave, MD, and Karan Madan, MD, are part of a team of five physicians spearheading the development of a three-story medical office building in Katy, Texas, according to a Nov. 4 report from the Katy Times. -
Spine surgeons uneasy amid CMS's pay drop
Spine surgeons are unhappy with CMS after plans for 2024 physician pay were revealed last week. -
Veyond Metaverse completes 1st remote digital spine surgery
In September, Veyond Metaverse completed the world's first digital spine surgery remotely, from Paris to Yangon, Myanmar, using the Veyond Connect XR technology platform. -
Spine Center of Excellence opens in Louisiana
A new spine facility, the Spine Center of Excellence, has opened its doors in Bossier City, La., according to a Nov. 2 report from ABC affiliate KTBS. -
NASS to 'reduce' board of directors
The North American Spine Society is reducing the size of its board of directors, the organization's president, Zoher Ghogawala, MD, said Nov. 3. -
Physicians still fighting prior authorization battles over removed codes
While UnitedHealthcare has recently taken steps to remove several orthopedic and spine codes from its list of procedures requiring prior authorization, surgeons are not necessarily seeing positive outcomes from code removals. -
The best advice from 4 spine surgeons' younger peers
Career mentorship can be a two-way street where both parties learn from each other. Here is what four spine surgeons have learned from younger physicians in the field. -
UPMC Neurological Institute names neurosurgery chief
John Braca, III, MD, was named chief of neurosurgery at the UPMC Neurological Institute and hospital services in central and north central Pennsylvania, Tri-State Alert reported Nov. 1. -
5 things to know about Columbia University's spine chief
Dean Chou, MD, is chief of the spine division at Columbia University Irving Medical Center in New York City.
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