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At the 19th Annual Ambulatory Surgery Centers Conference in Chicago, Jeff Peo, vice president of acquisitions and development of Ambulatory Surgical Centers of America, and Troy DeDecker, of Health Management Associates, will give a presentation titled "JVs — Can Your…
In vivo and in vitro clinical tests of DiFusion's CleanFUZE demonstrate that the technology resists surgical infection and promotes bone growth.
Ken Carpenter, MD, and David Schippert, MD, have joined Ferrell-Duncan Clinic in Springfield, Mo., according to a Springfield News-Leader report.
Wright State Physicians in Dayton, Ohio, has opened a medical building at Wright State University, according to a Guardian report.
CMS has released an education guide to improve physicians' compliance with documentation requirements for major joint replacement surgery.
The five most common injuries sustained by high school athletes last year were knee injuries, shoulder overuse, back pain, wrist injuries and concussions according to a six-month study conducted by the Illinois Athletic Trainers Association in collaboration with Midwest Orthopaedics…
Newton (Kan.) Medical Center will open its Newton Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine in October, according to a Wichita Eagle report.
K2M has received additional clearance to treat adolescent idiopathic scoliosis with its MESA Deformity, MESA Rail Deformity, MESA Small Stature and MESA Rail Small Stature Spinal Systems.
Alphatec Spine has announced the first clinical use of its NEXoss, a synthetic bone graft indicated for use in posterolateral spine fusions in conjunction with bone marrow aspirate, autograft bone and appropriate hardware.