Today's Top 20 Stories
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Endoscopic spine surgeons compete against learning curves
While endoscopic spine surgery is gaining more attention, a steep learning curve for the minimally invasive technique is holding back its adoption. -
Academy Orthopedics opens 2 new offices
Wayne, N.J.-based Academy Orthopedics, an affiliate of OrthoEast, is opening two new offices in Glen Ridge and West Orange, N.J., according to a Sept. 17 report from roi-nj.com. -
The world's best orthopedic hospitals in 2025: Newsweek
Newsweek has released its annual list of the world's best orthopedic hospitals, recognizing 150 facilities across the globe for 2025.
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The world's 50 best neurosurgery hospitals: Newsweek
Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., was named the world's best hospital for neurosurgery on Newsweek's annual "The World's Best Specialized Hospitals 2025" list. -
Dr. Kevin Foley named chief medical officer of True Digital Surgery
Neurosurgeon Kevin Foley, MD, was named chief medical officer of True Digital Surgery, the company said Sept. 17. -
Spine company lands $68M investment
Neo Medical, a spine company with an augmented reality platform, raised $68 million in a series B financing round, according to a Sept. 17 news release. -
Tiger Woods' 6 spine surgeries: A timeline
Professional golfer Tiger Woods had his sixth career back surgery in September.
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Spine surgeon accuses OrthoArkansas of overbilling
A spine surgeon has accused its former employer, Little Rock-based OrthoArkansas, of overcharging patients, among other allegations, Arkansas Business reported Sept. 16. -
Newman Regional Health adds orthopedic surgeon
Orthopedic surgeon Jordan Willis, MD, has joined Emporia, Kan.-based Newman Regional Health. -
Dr. Mackenzie Neumaier joins New York hospital
Geneva (N.Y.) General Hospital added Mackenzie Neumaier, MD, to its medical staff. -
Biologic injection may not be beneficial for meniscectomy: 5 notes
Bone marrow aspirate injections didn't lead to significant changes for patients who had arthroscopic partial meniscectomy, according to a Sept. 15 study in The American Journal of Sports Medicine.
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