Nick Shamie, MD, chief of orthopedic spine surgery and vice chairman of international affairs at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, outlines how the coronavirus pandemic has affected his practice and how he expects the spine field to…
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OrthoNebraska is opening another clinic in Omaha this summer, according to the Omaha World-Herald.
Houston-based INOV8 Surgical resumed total knee replacement procedures in accordance with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's recent guidance easing restrictions on some elective surgeries.
Neurosurgeon Erol Veznedaroglu, MD, is warning patients against delaying treatment for neurological conditions due to concerns about COVID-19 transmission, Delco Times reports.
Daniel Gibbs, MD, was named Utah's best orthopedic surgeon by the readers of Salt Lake City Weekly.
Chicago-based Rush University Medical Center reopened for elective surgical procedures in response to the city of Chicago lifting the moratorium on elective procedures.
Orthopedic surgeon Benjamin Schwartz, MD, estimated that 85 percent of his patients wait-listed during elective surgery shutdowns still want to move forward.
The spine center at Cincinnati Children's Hospital has been renamed Crawford Spine Center in honor of its founding director Alvin Crawford, MD, according to The CCM Village News Blog.
Orthopedic device company Globus Medical posted a first-quarter net profit of $25.9 million, representing a 21.9 percent decrease year over year.