Osso VR, a virtual reality surgical training company, now employs more than 200 people and aims to double in size by 2023.
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Woojin Cho, MD, a former attending orthopedic surgeon and chief of research at Montefiore Hospital in New York City, was sentenced on July 19 to nine months in prison for sexually abusing a patient who had gone to him for…
Johnson & Johnson saw a year-over-year decrease in its orthopedic sales, but totals for the entire first half of 2022 didn't change significantly, according to financial results posted July 19.
Pierce Nunley, MD, of Specialists Hospital of Shreveport (La.), completed the first two commercial cases with Spinal Elements' Karma MIS system.
United Musculoskeletal Partners, led by Atlanta-based Resurgens Orthopaedics CEO Alex Bateman, merged with Dallas-based management services organization Novum Orthopedic Partners.
Standards of care for spine surgery will become increasingly aligned as surgeons become more reliant on patient outcome data to drive treatment, one spine surgeon predicts.
Bradley Niemann has been named the CEO of Conventus Flower Orthopedics, effective immediately.
Matthew Leibman, MD, performed surgery on Red Sox left-handed pitcher Chris Sale on July 18, WDEA reported.
Medical technology company Enovis has announced the launch of Arvis, an augmented reality system that allows orthopedic surgeons to visualize precision when performing hip and knee surgeries.
A team of physicians at Children's Hospital Los Angeles is modernizing the treatment of broken femurs in children by eliminating the need for surgically placed spica casts.