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  1. Dr. Robert Gewirtz: AI in spine, changing patient populations and the future of outpatient procedures

    Robert Gewirtz, MD, is a fellowship-trained neurosurgeon with Mount Carmel Central Ohio Neurological Surgeons in Westerville.  By Alan Condon - 8/19/19

  2. NASA treadmill helps patients recover from orthopedic surgery at UAMS — 3 things to know

    The University of Arkansas Medical Sciences in Little Rock is using an anti-gravity treadmill to help patients recover from orthopedic surgery, reports KATV. By Alan Condon - 8/19/19

  3. Dr. Adam Bruggeman: A spine surgeon's most important OR trait and bundled benchmarks in spine

    Adam Bruggeman, MD, is an orthopedic spine surgeon at Texas Spine Care Center in San Antonio.  By Alan Condon - 8/19/19

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  1. 7 hospitals expanding spine, neurosurgery programs

    Here are seven hospitals expanding spine and neurosurgery programs in the past month. By Alan Condon - 8/19/19

  2. New Jersey orthopedic group opens new office — 4 things to know

    Franklin Lakes, N.J.-based Kayal Orthopaedic Center opened a new office in Paramus, N.J., reports Digital Journal. By Alan Condon - 8/19/19

  3. Dr. Mark Lyerly joins WVU Medicine Brain and Spine

    Neurosurgeon Mark Lyerly, MD, was added to the surgical staff at Martinsburg, W.Va.-based WVU Medicine Brain and Spine, according to The Journal. By Alan Condon - 8/19/19

  4. Optim Orthopedics welcomes Dr. Thomas Niemeier

    Orthopedic spine surgeon Thomas Niemeier, MD, joined the surgical team at Savannah, Ga.-based Optim Orthopedics. By Alan Condon - 8/19/19

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  1. Medtronic plans to launch product rivaling Intuitive Surgical's da Vinci: 3 insights

    Medtronic has a product in the pipeline that will directly compete with Intuitive Surgical's da Vinci system, Seeking Alpha reports. By Angie Stewart - 8/16/19

  2. 12 spine, neurosurgeons making in the headlines

    Here are 12 spine and neurosurgeons in the news this week. By Alan Condon - 8/16/19

  3. IMAC Holdings' rapid expansion sees net revenues jump 521% in Q2, patient visits rise 30,000

    IMAC Holdings reported a 521 percent increase in net revenue year-over-year during the second quarter of 2019, after adding eight clinics since the second quarter of last year. By Alan Condon - 8/16/19

  4. 4 updates on AI in spine, orthopedics

    Here are five key updates on artificial intelligence in spine and orthopedics. By Alan Condon - 8/16/19

  1. Drs. David Slottje and Osmond Wu join neurosurgery staff at Sentara hospital amid growing demand

    Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital in Albemarle County, Va., added David Slottje, MD, and Osmond Wu, MD, to its neurosciences center to keep up with increasing patient demand, reports CBS 19 News. By Alan Condon - 8/16/19

  2. University of Michigan scientists develop EpiPen for spinal cord injury — 3 insights

    Scientists from Ann Arbor-based University of Michigan created an EpiPen for spinal cord and brain injuries, reports Nature World News. By Alan Condon - 8/16/19

  3. UPMC completes 16,000 Gamma Knife treatments — 3 things to know

    University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's center for image-guided neurosurgery completed its 16,000th gamma knife treatment. By Alan Condon - 8/16/19

  4. Zimmer Biomet's endoscopic treatment for pediatric scoliosis gains FDA approval

    The Tether, Zimmer Biomet's anterior vertebral body tethering treatment for pediatric scoliosis, received FDA approval. By Alan Condon - 8/16/19

  5. Alabama orthopedic practice pays $1.2M to settle billing, self-referral allegations: 5 details

    Baldwin Bone & Joint in Daphne, Ala., settled a whistleblower lawsuit alleging it violated the False Claims Act and Stark Law. By Laura Dyrda - 8/16/19

  6. The most dangerous trend in spine surgery

    Ten spine surgeons reveal the trends in healthcare that could have a negative impact on spine surgeons and care delivery in the future. By Laura Dyrda - 8/16/19

  7. Kentucky health system adapts robot for spine surgery

    Louisville, Ky.-based Norton Healthcare adapted the Mazor X robotic surgical system for spinal surgery, reports Spectrum News 1. By Alan Condon - 8/15/19

  8. The future of AI in neurosurgery: 3 insights from Dr. Jacquelyn Corley

    Jacquelyn Corley, MD, is a neurosurgical resident at Duke Neurosurgery in Raleigh, N.C. By Alan Condon - 8/15/19

  9. Former Striker, NuVasive executives join Alphatec in leadership roles

    Alphatec appointed three new executives to leadership roles as the company seeks to boost sales in the western market. By Alan Condon - 8/15/19

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