The Food and Drug Administration granted 41 orthopedic- and spine-related device clearances in June.
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The Ironman Sports Medicine Institute at Memorial Hermann has opened a second facility in Houston, according to a The Rancher report.
The American Medical Association announced today that more than 60 organizations have pledged their formal support to an AMA effort designed to help physicians better use health insurer-provided data reports as tools to enhance the quality and value of patient…
U.S. Reps. Glenn Thompson (R-Pa.) and Charles Rangle (D-N.Y.) have introduced a bill aimed at increasing veteran healthcare access through telemedicine by eliminating licensure-related practice restrictions, according to a Gant Daily report.
Rodger Davis, managing partner of Northcreek Mezzanine Fund I, and Kurt Faulk, senior vice president at SNB Bank of Dallas, discuss five common questions associated with bank and mezzanine lending for ambulatory surgery centers. This information was originally collected during…
"Impatient? Yes that was my father," says Lucinda Hay, Managing Director of the Center for Specialty Care and daughter of James W. Smith, MD. "Aren't all surgeons? They hate to waste time or to have their OR time pushed back…
Stephen T. Onesti, MD, chief of neurosurgery at South Nassau Communities Hospital and past president of the New York State Neurological Society, discusses how spine surgeons can become more politically active and make an impact on healthcare policy in the…
Researchers from the Steadman Philippon Research Institute in Vail, Colo., have developed a new surgical technique that may prove safe and affective for athletes undergoing hip reconstruction surgery.
Research out of Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City suggests that immobilizing the limb for four to six weeks after rotator cuff repair surgery, rather than starting physical therapy within seven to ten days, improves healing.