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The Hand and Wrist Institute in Los Angeles has added endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery to its service offerings.
Nearly 1,800 patients will be left to seek alternative sources for treatment following the shuttering of an Iowa Health pain clinic this Friday, according to a Des Moines Register report.
A New Hampshire program started in 2008 to curb drug addiction has led to a significant drop in painkiller prescriptions for prison inmates, according to a Nashua Telegraph report.
Here are seven spine surgeons discussing the role of device company representatives in the operating room.
At a session at the 10th Annual Orthopedic, Spine and Pain Management-Driven ASC Conference, Ed Hetrick, president and CEO, Facility Development & Management; Jeff Leland, CEO, Blue Chip Surgical Partners; Danny Bundren, CDA, JD, vice president of development and operations,…
In the Medscape Insurer Ratings Report 2011, physicians listed the companies with the greatest frequency of denials, with United Healthcare at the front of the pack. The responses were collected from 10,214 physician surveys and included only those that specified…
Albert Accettola, Jr., MD, and Joseph Suarez, MD, orthopedic surgeons with Orthopaedic Associates of New York in Staten Island, have retired, according to a Staten Island Advance report.
Orthopedic Associates of Hartford (Conn.) has acquired Orthopedic Surgeons of Central Connecticut in New Britain, according to a Hartford Business report.
USA Basketball has named Paul Saenz, DO, a team physician for the San Antonio Spurs, a part of the medical staff for the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team, according to a Spurs Nation report.