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Neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons see similar outcomes: study
Although orthopedic surgeons and neurosurgeons have different training backgrounds, their outcomes for spine surgery were largely the same, according to a study published in Spine. -
6 spine devicemaker execs to know
One major spine devicemaker merger is in the books for 2023, and another is on the horizon. -
7 spine, orthopedic surgeons honored in Q1
Becker's reported on seven spine and orthopedic surgeons in the first quarter of 2023. -
Scoliosis Research Society awards best science and clinical research papers
The Scoliosis Research Society named the winners of the Thomas E. Whitecloud Awards during the 30th International Meeting on Advanced Spine Techniques held March 22-24 in Dublin. -
3 endoscopic spine milestones in Q1
Here are three endoscopic spine surgery milestones from the first quarter of 2023: -
Dr. Roger Härtl performs 1st 3D navigation spinal surgery in sub-Saharan Africa
Roger Härtl, MD, director of neurosurgery spine for New York City-based Weill Cornell Medicine and co-director for New York Presbyterian OCH Spine, has performed the first spine case using 3D navigation in sub-Saharan Africa, according to a March 23 email sent to Becker's. -
5 updates on NuVasive in the past month
Here are five updates on medical device company NuVasive that Becker's has reported on since Feb. 21: -
How the pandemic has affected spine surgeons 3 years later
Three years after COVID-19 was deemed a global pandemic, some spine practices have made permanent the changes they had to implement. Here's how five spine surgeons are looking back at the early months of the pandemic. -
Neurosurgeon, fiancee settle False Claims allegations for $825K
Neurosurgeon Sonjay Fonn, DO, and his fiancee Deborah Seeger settled allegations they recieved kickbacks from spinal implant companies, the U.S. Justice Department said March 22. -
5 AR spine milestones in 6 months
Here are five augmented reality spine surgery milestones since Aug. 22: -
Prior authorization reform 'long overdue,' says 1 spine surgeon
Prior authorization can be a long process for physicians and patients, resulting in time delays, increased paperwork and disrupted patient care. -
2 more sites launch clinical trials for 3Spine alternative spinal fusion device
Advanced Surgery Center of Beverly Hills (Calif.) and Ortho San Antonio have completed the first clinical trials using 3Spine's new Motus device for lumbar total joint replacements. -
Spinal surgeons Dr. Mitchell Reiter and Dr. Mark Drzala launch metal allergy test device
Two spinal surgeons, Mitchell Reiter, MD, and Mark Drzala, MD, have developed the first wearable metal allergy testing device. -
Dr. Chris Hill completes his 50th AR spine surgery
Chris Hill, DO, completed his 50th case using Augmedics' Xvision augmented reality spine system, the medtech company said in a March 21 tweet. -
Dr. Hamid Abbasi to teach OLLIF in Ecuador
Hamid Abbasi, MD, PhD, chief medical officer of Inspired Spine, is planning another trip outside the U.S. to teach the oblique lateral lumbar interbody fusion procedure. -
Dr. Michael Gallizzi 1st in Colorado Rockies to incorporate 3 major endoscopic spine techniques
Michael Gallizzi, MD, is the first spine surgeon in the Colorado Rockies region to incorporate three major endoscopic spine techniques in his practice. -
Aetna's total disc settlement may not happen
Aetna's total disc replacement settlement could be on thin ice, according to court documents filed in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California. -
Novant Health opens North Carolina spine clinic
Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Novant Health has opened a new spine clinic in Mount Airy, N.C., according to a March 17 report from The Mount Airy News. -
IMAC Holdings to merge with Brain Scientific
IMAC Holdings is merging with Brain Scientific. -
Dr. Paul Canale retires after 19 years with Alabama practice
Spine surgeon Paul Canale, MD, is retiring from Daphne, Ala.-based Baldwin Bone & Joint.
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