Col. Anthony Johnson, MD, will be the guest of honor at the first annual "Ride N' Raise: MORE Veteran Mobility — Service for your Service," according to Scottsdale Independent.
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The Asia-Pacific spine surgery devices market is expected to hit $2.98 billion by 2022, a Zion Research report found, according to EconoTimes.
Orthopedic surgeon Gabe Lewullis will be the next chief of sports medicine for the Allentown, Pa.-based Lehigh Valley Health Network, The Morning Call reports.
Researchers studied the fulfillment of patient expectations following lumbar and cervical spine surgery, according to a study published in The Spine Journal. Of the patients studied, 366 underwent lumbar surgery and 133 received cervical surgery.
Researchers analyzed the outcomes associated with Inspired Spine's oblique lumbar lateral interbody fusion, according to U.S. National Library of Medicine. The Inspired OLLIF involves a surgeon approaching the disc through Kambin's Triangle, assisted by bilateral fluoroscopy.
After a more than 30 year career as team physician for the University of Wisconsin Athletic Department, Greg Landry, MD, is urging parents to take a proactive role in concussion prevention, the Post-Crescentt reports.
The North American Spine Society issued the first coverage recommendations for electrical bone growth stimulators.
Spine Wave plans to implement a full launch of its Velocity P Expandable Interbody Device in mid-November.
Vertera Spine reported positive early outcomes for the COHERE Cervical Interbody Fusion Device.
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