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The Pain Center of Arizona in Tucson announced the addition of Kenneth Rabe, DO, to its staff.
Barrow Regional Medical Center in Winder, Ga., announced that Craig M. Mines, MD, has joined its medical staff.
Orthopedic surgeon Michael Pappas, MD, has joined St. Luke's Orthopedics and Sports Medicine in Duluth, Minn., according to a Duluth News Tribune report.
Karl Farnsworth, CPA, was named chief financial officer for Salt Lake City-based Amedica, a manufacturer of reconstructive spinal and medical devices.
A Los Angeles County Superior Court jury has ordered Johnson & Johnson's DePuy orthopedic device unit to pay more than $8 million to the plaintiff in the first of approximately 11,000 lawsuits over the company's metal-on-metal hip implants, according to…
A recent consumer report ranked the health professionals that provide treatment for lower back pain by patient satisfaction and found that 44 percent of patients were "highly satisfied" with back pain treatment and advice from physician specialists.
SpineMark and Quiron Hospital Group have partnered to open the Quirón Torrevieja Spine Center in Torrevieja, Spain.
John Ehteshami, MD, and Abram Burgher, MD, have joined Spine Treatment Centers of America in order to provide patients in the Phoenix and Scottsdale region with neck and back pain relief.
Richard Kube, MD, was one of the first doctors in the US and the first surgeon in Illinois to perform a procedure with the Coflex Interlaminar Implant, which functions as an alternative to spinal fusion, according to a report by…