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Alabama orthopedic group adds Dr. Scott Glenzer
The Orthopaedic Group, based in Mobile, Ala., expanded its staff with the addition of Scott Glenzer, MD. -
Johnson & Johnson's orthopedic activity: 3 notes
Here are three notes on Johnson & Johnson's orthopedic activity that Becker's has reported on since Oct. 9: -
Johnson & Johnson to restructure orthopedic business
Johson & Johnson is embarking on a two-year restructuring process of its orthopedic business after its third quarter earnings report reflects a shortfall in medical device sales, according to an Oct. 17 report from The Business Times. -
Dr. Andrew Hiller named surgery department chair of Florida hospital
HCA Florida Aventura Hospital has promoted Andrew Hiller, MD, to department chair of surgery. -
Dr. Keith Meister operates on 5 pro athletes in 1 month
Keith Meister, MD, is the head team physician of the MLB's Texas Rangers and the director of Texas Metroplex Institute for Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Surgery in Arlington. -
7 things to know about Congress' 1 orthopedic surgeon
John Barrasso, MD, is the only orthopedic surgeon serving among the 19 physicians in the 118th U.S. Congress. Dr. Barrasso is a Republican senator from Wyoming and was first elected to his seat in 2007. -
Johnson & Johnson's orthopedic revenue rises 3.4% in Q3
Johnson & Johnson posted increases in third quarter revenue and orthopedic sales, according to an Oct. 17 news release from the company. -
3 technology elements transforming orthopedics
Technology that is portable, modular and artificial intelligence-enabled has the potential to transform orthopedics, according to one orthopedic surgeon. -
Dr. Keith Meister operates on Milwaukee Brewers pitcher
Keith Meister, MD, performed shoulder surgery on Brandon Woodruff, a pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers, in Dallas on Oct. 13. -
OrthoCarolina taps Dr. Leo Spector as new CEO
Charlotte, N.C.-based OrthoCarolina will begin 2024 with a new CEO in charge, as Leo Spector, MD, will succeed Bruce Cohen, MD, according to an Oct. 13 report from the Charlotte Business Journal. -
The next big thing in orthopedics
New technologies come and go, but some are more impactful than others. -
Prosser Orthopedic Center adds orthopedic sports medicine surgeon
Prosser (Wash.) Orthopedic Center has added Geoffrey Higgs, MD, to its orthopedics team. -
Mixed reality's potential in orthopedics
Mixed reality is one of many innovations that could take orthopedics to the next level. -
5 orthopedic moves in Texas to know
Here are five notable orthopedic surgery updates that have taken place in Texas since Sept. 12: -
Dr. David Campbell joins Spine Team Texas
David Campbell, MD, recently joined Spine Team Texas, an eight-office spine group. -
Study confirms accuracy of Medacta's NextAR shoulder application
A new study of medtech company Medacta's NextAR Shoulder augmented reality shoulder application found that the application offers more accuracy and precision for surgeons. -
UPMC Williamsport adds orthopedic trauma surgeon
UPMC Williamsport (Pa.) has added Jesse Torbert, MD, to its orthopedics team, according to an Oct. 11 report by NorthcentralPA.com. -
Dr. David Altchek operates on New York Mets player
David Altchek, MD, performed elbow surgery on Francisco Lindor, a shortstop for the New York Mets in New York City, ESPN reported Oct. 11. -
Only 13 US states lack HOPCo-backed practices
Healthcare Outcomes Performance Company, or HOPCo, is the largest orthopedic management organization in the country, with a nationwide reach of more than 40 musculoskeletal practice partners, over 50 health system and hospital partners and more than 40 value-based care programs. -
More than 1,000 patients allege Exactech implant failure
Orthopedic devicemaker Exactech is facing hundreds of lawsuits filed on behalf of 1,100 patients who say they received faulty joint implants, KFF Health News reported Oct. 10.
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