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The sports medicine devices market is expected to reach $8.63 billion by 2020.
Medical Center of Trinity in Trinity, Fla., along with Perry Initiative, offered opportunities to local high school girls and women college students to try mock surgeries.
A University of California San Francisco study found patients prefer their physicians to look at them, as opposed to their computer screens, when conducting an exam, according to Medscape.
Jerome Wiater, MD, practices at Beverley Hills (Mich.) Orthopaedic Surgery. He specializes in adult reconstructive surgery as well as sports medicine.
Here two spine surgeons discuss books that have helped their careers in the industry.
Community Health Systems, is partnering with American Well, a Boston-based national telehealth services provider, to provide virtual physician appointments.
Neurosurgeon Steven Gill, MB, of the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom, plans to speak with petroleum engineers to advance treatment of adolescent brain tumors, according to Energy Voice.
A researcher at Cleveland-based Case Western Reserve University is studying how high-frequency electrical stimulation to the spinal cord minimizes or eliminates chronic pain, according to WTAM 1100.
CAE Healthcare devised the world's first training model for ultrasound-guided evaluation and procedures for knee conditions and injuries.