Texas Orthopedic Specialists will begin breaking ground on Friday for a new clinic in Bedford, Texas, after three years of planning, according to a Citybiz news report.
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Three orthopedic surgeons who see patients at Samaritan Medical Center in Waterton, N.Y., have elected to stop treating patients at the hospital with fractures, dislocations and lacerations to the tendons, vessels and nerves, according to a local ABC news report.
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The American Medical Association has voted to adopt a new policy on return to play for high school athletes with concussions, according to an organization news release.
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ConforMIS, a Burlington, Mass.-based medical device manufacturer, has released the iDuo G2, the second generation of the company's patient-specific bicompartmental knee resurfacing system, according to a company news release.
Miami Valley Hospital South in Centerville, Ohio, is planning a $51 million expansion of its obstetrical care, medical surgical care and orthopedics department to be finished by 2012, according to a WHIO local news report.
Synthes acquired the privately-owned Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.-based surgical power tools manufacturer Anspach, according to a company news release.