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A woman paralyzed as a result of spine surgery at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in Newark, N.J., received a $5 million settlement, reports New Jersey On-Line.
Spine implant manufacturer Globus Medical highlighted positive results in a study calculating the versatility of its spinal robot navigation system compared to traditional pedicle screw placement techniques.
Cincinnati-based TriHealth is on track to open its new medical center, TriHealth Liberty, in West Chester Township, Butler County, Ohio, early next year, according to the Journal-News.
Presbyterian and New Mexico Orthopaedics are set to open a new surgery center on the Presbyterian Kaseman Hospital campus in Albuquerque, N.M., reports KRQE.
Think Surgical applied to obtain 510(k) clearance for its TSolution One total knee replacement robot.
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Mazor reported a 1.1 percent decrease in fourth quarter spine revenue, but when combined with the spine division of the brain therapies capital equipment, including Mazor X, spine revenues were up 5.6 percent.
A new study published in The Spine Journal examines outcomes from posterior lumbar fusions at a physician-owned hospital compared with a non-physician-owned hospital.
Board-certified neurological spine surgeon, Robert S Bray, Jr., MD, is the founder of DISC Sports & Spine Center which has locations in Newport Beach and Marina del Rey, Calif.