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  1. Excel Orthopedic Physical Therapy opens office — 3 insights

    Woburn, Mass.-based Excel Orthopedic Physical Therapy opened an office in Berkeley Heights, N.J., Tap into Berkeley Heights reports. By Eric Oliver - 3/19/19

  2. Think Surgical, United Orthopedic join forces to market products — 4 insights

    Think Surgical and United Orthopedic entered into a joint marketing agreement to sell their products together, MedicalDesign & Outsourcing reports. By Eric Oliver - 3/19/19

  3. Dancing with Dr. Sabino D'Agostino: 91-year-old spine surgery patient makes 'spectacular' recovery — 5 highlights

    North Charleston, S.C.-based Trident Medical Center's Sabino D'Agostino, DO, performed robotic spinal surgery on 91-year-old Julia Tourtellotte — and performed a dance with the patient just months later, Live 5 News reports. By Angie Stewart - 3/19/19

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  1. FDA evaluating risks of surgical, implantable staplers — 3 insights

    The FDA plans review the risks of surgical and implantable staplers after receiving thousands of reports about the medical devices, according to Zenopa. By Angie Stewart - 3/19/19

  2. Dr. Keith Rezin opening 3rd sports medicine office in Illinois — 3 highlights

    Morris, Ill.-based Rezin Orthopedics and Sports Medicine's Keith Rezin, MD, is expanding his practice by opening an office in Ottawa, Ill., The Herald-News reports. By Angie Stewart - 3/19/19

  3. St. Mary Mercy Livonia introduces Mazor X Robotic Guidance — 3 details

    St. Mary Mercy Livonia (Mich.) became the state's first hospital to offer the Mazor X Robotic Guidance Platform. By Angie Stewart - 3/19/19

  4. What spine surgeons need for better patient care, that don't exist already

    Four spine surgeons discuss big opportunities in spine innovation and what they need in the future to provide better care. By Laura Dyrda - 3/19/19

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  1. Dr. Hugh Gelabert performs thoracic outlet decompression surgery on Lakers' Brandon Ingram — 3 insights

    Hugh Gelabert, MD, performed a successful thoracic outlet decompression procedure on Los Angeles Lakers' small forward Brandon Ingram, the team reports. By Eric Oliver - 3/18/19

  2. PE firm to acquire orthopedic, anti-rheumatism pharmaceutical company — 4 insights

    Private equity firm Blackstone agreed to acquire orthopedic and anti-rheumatism pharmaceutical company Ayumi Pharmaceutical Corp. By Eric Oliver - 3/18/19

  3. Orthopaedic & Spine Center of the Rockies opens surgery, recovery center addition — 3 insights

    Developers completed Loveland, Colo.-based Orthopaedic & Spine Center of the Rockies' Surgery and Recovery Center addition, BizWest reports. By Eric Oliver - 3/18/19

  4. Walmart's centers of excellence program cut joint replacement costs by 15% — 5 things to know

    Walmart's centers of excellence program, which pays for employees to travel and receive care at designated facilities, was expanded in 2014 to include hip and knee replacements. By Angie Stewart - 3/18/19

  1. Jury awards patient $2.6M, rules surgeon at Pediatric & Young Adult Orthopaedics was 'negligent' — 5 insights

    A jury awarded $2.6 million to a woman, 19, who underwent surgery at Pediatric & Young Adult Orthopaedics in Chicago, according to law firm Corboy & Demetrio, the plaintiff's representation. By Angie Stewart - 3/18/19

  2. Intuitive Surgical's da Vinci SP wins clearance for 2nd procedure category — 3 details

    Intuitive Surgical's single-port da Vinci SP surgical system received FDA 510(k) clearance for transoral otolaryngology procedures. By Angie Stewart - 3/18/19

  3. Top 10 'Spine Review' articles: March 11-15

    Here are the top 10 most-read articles on Becker's Spine Review from March 11-15. By Angie Stewart - 3/18/19

  4. Dr. Brett Braly's Oklahoma spine clinic brings anesthesiologist on board — 3 highlights

    Doug Beacham III, DO, joined The Spine Clinic of Oklahoma City, according to The Oklahoman. By Angie Stewart - 3/18/19

  5. Challenges & opportunities in rural practice — 3 Qs with Dr. Gary Snook

    Spine surgeons face unique challenges and opportunities outside of urban markets.  By Shayna Korol - 3/18/19

  6. Munson Health settles $7M lawsuit with neurosurgeon: 6 things to know

    Traverse City, Mich.-based Munson Healthcare settled a $7 million lawsuit filed by neurosurgeon Kenneth M. Louis, MD, according to the Traverse City Record-Eagle. By Shayna Korol - 3/18/19

  7. Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush acquires spine robot: 5 things to know

    Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush surgeons have incorporated the Mazor X Robotic Guidance Platform into the spine practice. By Laura Dyrda - 3/18/19

  8. How to stay at the forefront of value-based care in orthopedics: Q&A with Dr. Barron Lonner

    Barron Lonner, MD, professor of orthopedic surgery and professor of pediatrics at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City, examines the trends in value-based orthopedics today. By Laura Dyrda - 3/18/19

  9. 145+ ASCs with spinal surgery in 2019

    Here are more than 145 ambulatory surgery centers that include minimally invasive spine surgery. By Laura Dyrda - 3/17/19

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