Staff, Author at Becker’s Spine Review

5 things to know about the orthopedic navigation systems market

The orthopedic navigation systems market is projected to rapidly grow from 2015 to 2022, according to medGadget.

Fairmont Regional and Mountainstate Orthopedic form partnership — 3 highlights

Fairmont Regional Medical Center in Fairmont, W.Va., and Mountainstate Orthopedic Associates in Morgantown, W.Va., partnered to provide orthopedic care.

Blender helps prepare surgeons for orthopedic surgeries — 3 takeaways

According to researcher and author Vasily Shishkin, Blender can be a useful tool in preparing for orthopedic surgeries.

Dr. Jaswinder Grover cleared of charges in lawsuit — 3 takeaways

Orthopedic spine surgeon Jaswinder Grover, MD, was dismissed Oct. 27 from a civil lawsuit filed in California earlier this year, according to India West.

Viruses can infect neurons— 3 observations on Dr. Erle Robertson's research

Erle S. Robertson, PhD, of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, researched whether viral infections could lead to neurological diseases, according to Medscape.

World Spine Care adds new imaging consultant — 4 things to know

Santa Ana, Calif.-based World Spine Care appointed John A. Taylor, DC, its imaging consultant, according to D'Youville College.

North American Partners to establish a pain division in Michigan — 5 takeaways

Melville, N.Y.-based North American Partners in Anesthesia acquired ProCare Systems, according to MiBiz.

Florida Board of Pharmacy works to help patients get pain medication — 5 notes

In an effort to help legitimate pain patients acquire their pain medication, the Florida Board of Pharmacy is proposing two additional training hours for Florida pharmacists, according to Click Orlando.

Autonomous robotic surgery on the horizon — 5 things to know

Autonomous robotic surgery may be the way of the future, thanks to the newly launched Verb Surgical.

Researchers to study tendon-to-bone integration for rotator cuff repair — 5 highlights

A Columbia University professor, Helen H. Lu, PhD, won a three-year $1.125 million Translational Research grant to study tendon-to-bone integration for rotator cuff repair, according to News-Medical.