David Godfrey, MD, a physician with a professional interest in sports medicine, has joined the MedCentral/Mansfield (Ohio) Hospital medical staff, according to a Mansfield News Journal report.
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Anterial cervical discectomy and fusion are the most commonly performed procedures involving the cervical spine, according to an article featuring updates on spine surgery published in The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery.
As the spine surgical consultant for the New York Jets, the co-director of spine surgery and director of the NFL spine center program for retired players at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City, Andrew C. Hecht, MD, is…
Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe is now the majority stock holder of K2M, a spinal device company developing treatment for complex spinal pathologies, according to a company news release.
Not all women may benefit from the gender-specific knee implant, according to research published in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery.
Juan Bartolomei, MD, a neurosurgeon with a professional interest in minimally invasive spine surgery, joined Spine Team Texas in Rockwall, according to a company news release.
CoxHealth and the Ferrell-Duncan Clinic, located in Springfield, Mo., will staff a Friday night clinic for sports injuries at The Bone & Joint Center, also located in Springfield, according to a CoxHealth news release.
As the importance of sports in society increases, young athletes can easily fall into competitive and year-round sporting activities, leading to overuse injuries. In many cases, these injuries can be prevented if the athletes, parents and coaches are educated about…
A research team from Boston Medical School of Medicine and Veterans Administration Hospital in Bedford, Conn., found evidence of a new disease mimicking ALS in athletes suffering multiple head injuries, according to a Boston University news release.
Sports medicine physicians at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago have joined the STOP Sports Injury campaign, a program focused on sports injury prevention in young athletes, according to a Rush news release.