Here are sixteen spine surgeons and neurosurgeons in the news this past week.
Todd Raabe, MD, of Azalea Orthopedics now offers spine surgery with the new Mazor Robotics Renaissance guidance system at ETMC.
Neurosurgeons Brandon J. Scoot, DO, and Kev Gamadia, MD, will treat patients at the new Farmington Physician Associates Clinic in Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Neurosurgeon Elad I. Levy, MD, was honored alongside other alumni at George Washington University's 79th annual Alumni Achievement Awards.
Milford (Mass.) Regional Medical Center welcomed orthopedic spine surgeon Mitchell Hardenbrook, MD, to its team.
The Expert Network of Distinguished Doctors invited neurosurgeon Kamal Woods, MD, to its membership for his superb peer reviews, various recognitions and accomplishments.
S. Rajasekaran, MS, director of Ganga Hospital in Tamil Nadu, India, received the Walter P. Blount Humanitarian International Award.
Rad Payman, MD, of Advanced Spine Institute will provide spinal care to Tehachapi, Calif., residents through the Bakersfield and Lancaster offices.
Fred Sweet, MD, Michael Roh, MD, and Christopher Silva, MD, of Rockford Spine Center received the On Time Doctor Award from Vitals.
David L. Kramer, MD, is the inaugural recipient of the newly-established Hawley Endowed Chair at Danbury (Conn.) Hospital.
Behrooz A. Akbarnia, MD, and Randal R. Betz, MD, received the Scoliosis Research Society Lifetime Achievement Awards.
Michael Garcia, MD, of Spine Team Texas received D Magazine's Best Doctor award for the second year in a row.