Spinal devicemaker Viseon received $18 million in series-B financing it will use for product development and other processes.
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Tampa, Fla.-based Shriners Hospitals for Children partnered with the Atlanta-based Georgia Institute of Technology on a spine- and orthopedics-focused research initiative.
The Joint Commission awarded Reading Hospital its Gold Seal of Approval for advanced total hip and knee replacement.
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield recently awarded its Blue Distinction Center designation to two Virginia hospitals for total joint replacement, the Rappahannock Record reports.
Precision OS Technology is using its virtual reality platform to present a cadaver-less spine surgery training course at the Global Spine Congress in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, from May 20-23, reports Med City News.
Vincent DiNapoli, MD, PhD, is reportedly the first neurosurgeon in the country to treat newly diagnosed malignant brain tumors with GammaTile Therapy, according to Medical Xpress.
Federal Way, Wash.-based St. Francis Hospital recently added robotic spine surgery to its list of services, reports P&T Community.
Investors from three Indiana physician groups bought the majority of Medical Facilities' interest in Mishawaka, Ind.-based Unity Medical and Surgical Hospital.
SeaSpine posted fourth quarter revenue of $43.7 million, an increase of 15 percent year-over-year.
A Philadelphia man aged 71 received $12.75 million from Monteris Medical after a device broke during a procedure to remove a malignant brain tumor, reports The Philadelphia Inquirer.