Here are eight things for spine surgeons to know for Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013.
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Rick Sasso, MD, is a founding member, and the president of Indiana Spine Group in Indianapolis. He is also the co-medical director of the St. Vincent Spine Center and a volunteer associate professor of clinical orthopedics at Indiana University School…
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James Andrews, MD, co-founder of the Andrews Institute in Gulf Breeze, Fla., will soon perform knee surgery on the St. Louis Rams quarterback Sam Bradford.
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Here are eight recent honors and leadership appointments in the field of spine surgery.
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