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5 surgeons on the cutting edge of sports medicine
From leading new centers to being honored for their specialty, here are five surgeons on the cutting edge of sports medicine: -
18 athletes undergoing orthopedic procedures in 3 months
Here are 14 orthopedic and sports medicine surgeons who performed surgery on 18 professional athletes that Becker's reported on since Oct. 5: -
Steindler Orthopedic Clinic inches closer to opening date
Plans for the North Liberty, Iowa-based Steindler Orthopedic Clinic ASC and clinic are continuing to move forward, with officials accelerating its intended opening date, according to a report from the Corridor Business Journal. -
Judge cuts 'shockingly excessive' jury award; new trial sought
Minnesota college student Anuj Thapa is seeking a new trial against Sartell, Minn.-based St. Cloud Orthopedic Associates after a judge cut his jury award from $110 million to $10 million, according to a Dec. 29 report from the StarTribune. -
Washington orthopedic group to add sports medicine physician
Vancouver, Wash.-based Rebound Orthopedics & Neurosurgery is adding Joshua Roehrich, MD, to its team of surgeons. -
PVH Orthopedics named center of excellence by The Joint Commission
Keyser, W.Va.-based Potomac Valley Hospital has been recognized as a center of excellence for orthopedic care by The Joint Commission, according to a Dec. 28 report from the Mineral News and Tribune. -
Dr. Nathan Nicholson joins Pella Regional Health Center
Pella (Iowa) Regional Health Center has added orthopedic surgeon Nathan Nicholson, MD, to its team, according to a Dec. 27 report from the Oskaloosa Herald. -
Orthopedics and pediatrics: 16 updates in 2023
From new augmented reality options to pediatric specialist appointments, here are 16 orthopedic, spine and sports medicine care moves impacting pediatric patients this year: -
The surgeons operating on quarterbacks in 2023
2023 has been a major year for the NFL injury report. According to a December report from Sports Illustrated, nearly one-third of quarterbacks have missed significant playing time this season due to an injury; the majority being orthopedic. -
OrthoNY taps new CEO
Albany, N.Y.-based OrthoNY has added David Fitzgerald as its new CEO, according to a Dec. 27 report from the Times Union. -
Parkview Health adds orthopedic services
Parkview Health has added orthopedic and podiatry services at its multispecialty clinic in Peru, Ind. -
Campbell Clinic's Dr. Marcus Ford earns AAHKS honor
Germantown, Tenn.-based Campbell Clinic orthopedic surgeon Marcus Ford, MD, has earned the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons' Clinical Research Award. -
The payer trend 1 physician is watching
As the popularity of spine procedures in the ASC setting continues to grow, some physicians worry that payer behavior could stunt technological growth and surgeon abilities. -
4 orthopedic device companies ranked by revenue
The major players in the orthopedic and spine device space are vying for market share while also bringing on additional capabilities and services. -
UCSF names orthopedic surgery chair
UCSF Health appointed Benjamin Ma, MD, chair of its orthopedic surgery department, according to Newswise. -
Dr. Will Workman operates on Oakland Athletics pitcher
Will Workman, MD, performed knee surgery on Sean Newcomb, a pitcher for the Oakland Athletics, at the Webster Surgery Center in Oakland, Calif. -
How orthopedic surgeons want the industry to evolve in 2024
The orthopedic industry is constantly changing. Here is how orthopedic surgeons hope it evolves in 2024. -
Dr. Anthony Melonakos to retire at the end of 2023
A Michigan orthopedic surgeon has announced his plans to retire at the end of the year, The Monroe News reported Dec. 21. -
CHI Mercy Health adds orthopedic surgeon
Roseburg, Ore.-based CHI Mercy Health expanded its orthopedic team with the addition of Jake Bingham, MD, according to a Dec. 20 report by The News-Review. -
Henry Schein dips into orthopedic market
Henry Schein will acquire majority interest in TriMed, an orthopedic devicemaker focusing on upper and lower extremities, according to a Dec. 20 news release.
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