Spine surgery is an innovative medical specialty that has seen significant technological strides in the past decade.
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Rochester, N.Y.-based UR Medicine broke ground on its $240 million orthopedics and physical performance center, and construction is expected to begin soon, according to a June 24 announcement.
A holistic approach to musculoskeletal healthcare is something that can help address disparities in health, according Mary O'Connor, MD, an orthopedic professor at Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, Conn.
Private equity firms can inject significant capital into practices recovering from the pandemic, but terms of the deals often result in a loss of physician autonomy and decision-making.
Philadelphia-based Rothman Orthopaedic Institute is tapping into the Florida market through a partnership with Orlando-based AdventHealth.
From the head of a leading orthopedic practice to a surgeon who surpassed 18,000 surgeries, here are four notable surgeons and leaders who announced their retirement in the first half of 2021:
An Arkansas neurosurgeon has completed 400 cases with Camber Spine's Enza-A titanium anterior lumbar interbody fusion implant.
Neurosurgeon Peter Syre, MD, is leading a new spine program at The Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center in Salida, Colo., the Ark Valley Voice reports.
Peter Arduini is leaving Integra LifeSciences at the end of the year to become president and CEO of GE Healthcare.
NuVasive, Globus Medical and DePuy Synthes, part of Johnson & Johnson, are three leaders in the orthopedic and spine device space.