Carl Lauryssen, MD, is board-certified neurosurgeon by both the American and the Canadian Boards of Neurological Surgery. He is the co-director of spine research and development at Olympia Medical Center in Los Angeles. His research and surgical interests focus on…
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Office space inside the New Balance headquarters in Brighton, Mass., will now feature ProSports Orthopedics and the Spaulding Outpatient Center Brighton as part of what officials say will eventually be a health and wellness district, according to Boston.com.
Interventional Spine in Irvine, Calif., has completed 75 implants worldwide using the PerX360 Percutaneous Lumbar Fusion System for degenerative disc disease, according to HeraldOnline.com.
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Bonovo Orthopedics has launched its PEEK lateral interbody fusion cage Cross-Fuse in China.
Conflicts are bound to arise between surgery centers and contracted anesthesia providers, but Thomas Wherry, MD, says open communication combined with a few simple steps can thwart problems and develop healthy working relationships between partners.