New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery engaged Intelliseq, a genomic data science company, to support orthopedic research, according to a May 7 news release. HSS will use Intelliseq’s whole genome sequencing and bioinformatics capabilities for research on genetic and…
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Spinal Resources earned its second U.S. patent for its multidiameter spinal fixation rod, according to a May 7 news release. U.S. Patent No. 12,611,231 extends the protections secured by the company’s first patent. Together they cover the company’s proprietary multi-diameter,…
Joseph Cox, MD, of Bienville Orthopedic Specialists in Gautier, Miss., performed the Mississippi Gulf Coast’s first endoscopic spine surgery, according to a LinkedIn post. Dr. Cox performed a medial branch transection and used Arthrex’s endoscopic spine system, the April 30…
The American Association of Neurological Surgeons elected E. Antonio Chiocca, MD, PhD, as president for the 2026-27 term. Dr. Chiocca assumed the role following the organization’s annual scientific meeting held May 1-4 in San Antonio, according to a May 8…
East Providence, R.I.-based University Orthopedics has opened the Center for Clinical Optimization to help patients improve their health before orthopedic procedures such as spine surgery, hip replacement and knee replacement. The program supports both surgical and nonsurgical patients through personalized…
Globus Medical reported $759.9 million in first-quarter net sales, a 27% increase year over year, according to financial results posted May 7. Five more notes: 1. Revenue gains were driven by share gains and volume strength in spine, Keith Pfeil,…
Imagine a hospital where, in the hours after a critical incident, the response is structured and trauma-informed. Where clinicians don’t carry the “second victim” experience back into their next shift in silence. Where managers know what to say in the…
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Wendy Renedo
Manager of Well-being and Resiliency Novant Health
Kimberly Johnson, PhD LMHC
The Emotional PPE Project
Jacinta Harman
LCSW and VP of Clinical Services Marvin Behavioral Health
Data from the California Workers’ Compensation Institute found that inpatient hospitalizations have leveled off in recent years, and spine surgeries are trending down in the state. Six things to know: 1. Data comes from an analysis of hospital discharge data…
Ronald Navarro, MD, still remembers not matching into orthopedic surgery the first time he applied. After graduating from medical school, he returned to Los Angeles and spent a year in general surgery, followed by two years doing research at the…
By the time a patient of Kasra Ahmadinia, MD, finally received approval for spine surgery, nearly six months had passed. First came physical therapy. Then injections. Then additional waiting periods between injections. When the patient returned for approval again, the…