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Dr. Dain Allred to operate on Real Salt Lake player
Dain Allred, MD, will operate on Real Salt Lake midfielder Pablo Ruiz, the team said March 7. -
What's going on in sports medicine?
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The orthopedic surgeons caring for the NBA teams with the highest injury rates
The Memphis Grizzlies have seen more injuries during the 2023-24 basketball season than any other NBA team, according to research from sports betting group Canada Sports Betting. -
Cape Fear Valley Health gets $14M for orthopedic residency program
Fayetteville, N.C.-based Cape Fear Valley Medical Center, part of Cape Fear Valley Health, has launched a $14 million expansion project that will add more space for its growing orthopedic residency program, according to a March 6 report from the Greater Fayetteville Business Journal. -
2 Florida surgeons operate on Miami Heat player's shoulder
Orthopedic surgeons Harlan Slesnick, MD, and Frantz Lerebours, MD, performed shoulder surgery on Miami Heat player Josh Richardson. -
Maine system names orthopedic practice manager
Rockport, Maine-based Pen Bay Medical Center and Belfast, Maine-based Waldo County General Hospital have named Matt Hill as regional practice manager of orthopedics and sports medicine, according to a March 6 report from the Penobscot Bay Pilot. -
Stryker knee implants recalled
Stryker is recalling 143 units of its Triathlon total knee system, according to a March 6 notice from the FDA. -
Dr. Thomas Knox joins Baxter Bone & Joint
Thomas Knox, MD, an orthopedic surgeon, joined the staff of Baxter Health Bone & Joint Clinic in Mountain Home, Ark. -
New York orthopedic group experiences data security incident affecting 177K individuals
Northeast Orthopedics and Sports Medicine recently experienced a data security incident affecting 177,101 individuals. -
Holy Cross Medical Group adds pain management specialist
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Holy Cross Medical Group has added interventional pain specialist Giuseppe Paese, DO, according to a March 5 press release sent to Becker's. -
Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute joins 3 clinical trials
Orlando (Fla.) Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute is participating in three clinical trials about musculoskeletal care. -
Dr. James Voos named NFL Physicians Society president
James Voos, MD, head team physician for the Cleveland Browns and the Jack and Mary Herrick Distinguished Chair of Orthopedics and Sports Medicine at University Hospitals in Cleveland, has been elected president of the NFL Physicians Society, according to a March 5 report from NBC affiliate WKYC. -
Dr. Thomas Magill joins Franciscan Physician Network
Thomas Magill, MD, joined Mishawaka, Ind.-based Franciscan Physician Network, the health system said March 4. -
5 women in NBA sports medicine
In 2016, Diane Dahm, MD, became the only female head orthopedic surgeon for an NBA team, working with the Minnesota Timberwolves. There are still a limited number of female physicians serving North America's 30 NBA teams. -
What role should private equity play in orthopedics?
Private equity has remained a hot topic in and outside of healthcare, but what role should it play in orthopedics? -
OrthoSC partners with joint care mobile app
Myrtle Beach, S.C.-based OrthoSC has partnered with the Hurt! mobile application to provide patients with one-on-one emergency care and consultations. -
FDA issues total ankle replacement system failure advisory
The FDA has issued an alert on higher-than-expected device failure rates with the Hintermann Series H3 Total Ankle Replacement system, manufactured by DT MedTech. -
Discrimination persists toward LGBTQ+ orthopedic specialists: Study
Half of orthopedic surgeons and trainees report experiencing bullying, discrimination or differential treatment by colleagues in the workforce, according to a study published Feb. 28 in Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research. -
Rothman Orthopaedics' 5-year recap: 36 big moves
Philadelphia-based Rothman Orthopaedics is one of the largest orthopedic groups in the U.S., with more than 200 active physicians. -
4 things to know about the developer of the BEAR technique
Martha Murray, MD, is the co-developer of the Bridge-Enhanced ACL Repair — known as BEAR — technique, which is the first FDA-approved medical technology that enables healing of a torn ACL.
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