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The Virginia Spine Institute in Reston has begun offering neurological care after adding a neurologist to its team.

The Center for Orthopedic Care in Fulton, N.Y., began offering a regenerative orthopedic treatment.

SeaSpine promotes its chief scientific officer from within, and five more key updates from spine devicemakers in the last week:

James Voos, MD, the Cleveland Browns' head team physician, will be vice president of the NFL Physicians Society.

Des Plaines-based Illinois Bone & Joint Institute will continue its partnership with nonprofit Glenkirk.

Marion-based Central Indiana Orthopedics has suffered a data breach that may have exposed the protected health information of up to 83,705 individuals.

The Medical Protective Company, which provides malpractice insurance, is trying to back out of paying damages for a spine surgeon who fled the U.S. amid multiple lawsuits.

Jimmy Garoppolo underwent a "successful shoulder surgery" on March 8, NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reported. 

From getting your practice off the ground to owning complications when they occur and learning from mistakes, six spine surgeons from private practices across the country shared the best advice they've received from another surgeon.

Chad Neely, founder and CEO of Wenzel Spine, died March 7, the devicemaker said.