Here are 13 orthopedic surgeons who recently performed surgery on professional athletes.
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Approximately 228,435 Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries where victim to a security breach when former South Carolina HHS employee, Christopher Lykes Jr., allegedly transferred personal information to his email account, according to a CMIO report.
York County in Maine has received a $10,000 grant from The Davis Family Foundation to expand residents' access to physical therapy providers in the region, according to a Foster's Daily Democrat report.
The University of Michigan Health System announced it will bulk up its hospital capacity and create hospital for diseases of the nervous system, which will include spinal treatment.
Sean Hensler, PA-C, inventor of the Hensler Bone Press and founder of Hensler Surgical Products, discusses the bone press and how it will revolutionize orthopedic and spine procedures in the future. Mr. Hensler served as a physician assistant in more…
Robert Watkins, MD, a spine surgeon and co-director of the Marina Spine Clinic in Marina del Rey, Calif., performed spine surgery on Orlando Magic star Dwight Howard, according to an Orlando Sentinel report.
Smith & Nephew has appointed Baroness Virginia Bottomley of Nettlestone to its board of directors as the non-executive director.
The University of Maryland School of Medicine's faculty practice in Baltimore has leased a 8,182-square-foot space on the Columbia Medical Campus to open a new orthopedic care center, according to a Baltimore Business Journal report.
Physicians and researchers recently examined the impact of nonoperative treatment for humeral medial epicondylar fragmentation in young baseball players and published their findings in the American Journal for Sports Medicine.
Terrence R. Orr, MD, has been named a team physician for the U.S. Men's Alpine Ski Team, according to an AAOS Now report.