Plate-only laminoplasty can provide stable reconstruction of an expanded laminar arch without failure, dislodgements, adverse neurological consequences or premature closures, according to an article published in Spine.
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Indiana lawmakers have proposed new legislation that would require student athletes to be removed from a game if a head injury or concussion is suspected, according to a Journal Gazette report.
Biomet Biologics has completed the enrollment for its Recover Kit clinical trial, according to a Benzinga news report.