St. Paul, Minn.-based St. Jude Medical received FDA approval for the St. Jude Medical Infinity Deep Brain Stimulation system and its DBS directional lead.
The global sports medicine devices market is set to hit $8.63 billion by 2020, based on a Zion Research analysis, according to medGadget.
Orthopedic Institute of New Jersey is teaming up with Ivy Rehab Network, according to TAPinto.net. The institute has locations in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
The spine industry saw the effects of transitioning to a value-based environment, a slew of merger and acquisition activity, some dramatic lawsuits and continued growth of outpatient spine, among many other market changes in 2016.
Here are eight things for spinal surgeons to know for Oct. 6, 2016.
A study published in The Spine Journal examines facet joint injections and the impact of bundling CPT codes had on utilization.
The American Medical Association released a new tool for physicians addressing their needs with MACRA.
Texas Medical Center's Memorial Hermann Mischer Neuroscience Institute and UTHealth's McGovern Medical School, both located in Houston, welcomed Yoshua Esquenazi, MD, to the team, according to Katy Magazine.
Chicago startup, Level EX, launched a 3D virtual surgery mobile app for surgeons.
The FDA cleared K2M's CASCADIA Lateral Interbody System line expansion.