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Dr. William Tally on developing spinal instrumentation to solve the technical problems of spine care
William C. Tally, MD, weighs in on spinal instrumentation and offers advice to young surgeons who may be interested in developing technologies and techniques.
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A U.K. hospital has decreased the average length of stay for orthopedic surgery by 40 percent over the past 10 years, according to Exeter Express & Echo.
A U.K. hospital has decreased the average length of stay for orthopedic surgery by 40 percent over the past 10 years, according to Exeter Express & Echo.
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Noticing a scarcity of biotech and digital health startups in the Los Angeles area, Cedars-Sinai decided to play an impactful role in bringing these healthcare innovations to life.
Neurosurgeon Thomas Scully, MD, of Northwest NeuroSpecialists in Tucson, Ariz., discusses the evolution of neurosurgery, how value-based care will affect the field and major challenges he faces as a neurosurgeon.
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