Joseph N. Daniel, DO, and James A. Cancilleri, DPM, have joined Rothman Institute in Philadelphia, according to practice news releases.
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Kenneth Alo, MD, joined North American Spine in Houston, according to a practice news release.
Dublin, Calif.-based Carl Zeiss Meditec will present its OPMI VARIO 700 surgical microscope to an international public for the first time at EuroSpine 2010 in Vienna, Austria, according to a news release.
Plainsboro, N.J.-based Integra LifeSciences has introduced a new line of extended length and detachable Ruggles kerrison rongeurs, according to a news release.
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Thomas P. Sculco, MD, became the surgeon-in-chief of a top hospital orthopedic program when the U.S. News & World Report ranked the Hospital of Special Surgery in New York City as number one in orthopedics this past July. Dr. Sculco…
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