Researchers at New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery found a new way to find bacterial DNA from prosthetic joint infections in blood.
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The wife of an Indiana man who died of tuberculosis after receiving Aziyo Biologics' recalled allograft is suing the company.
The Joint Commission has awarded its "gold seal of approval" for advanced certification of total hip and knee replacement to the Connecticut Orthopaedic Institute at St. Vincent's Medical Center in Bridgeport, Conn.
Dayton-based Orthopedic Associates of SW Ohio plans to move to a new office in the fall, Dayton Business Journal reported July 24.
Mayo Clinic Mankato (Minn.) began offering walk-in orthopedic and sports medicine services, KEYC News Now reported July 23.
Safety and outcome tracking are the two most important aspects for surgeons trying new technology, according to Alok Sharan, MD.
Orthopedic surgeon Stanley Moss, MD, is one of three physicians interviewing for a position on the Central District Health board in Idaho, KTVB7 reported July 23
The spine and total joints businesses of Dallas-based United Surgical Partners International, part of Tenet Healthcare, grew significantly in the second quarter.
CMS on July 19 proposed a number of changes that would have a significant effect on outpatient orthopedics next year.
Yogish Kamath, MD, opened a brain and spine surgery center in a former emergency care clinic in Wichita Falls, Texas, Wichita Falls Times Record News reported July 23.