Here is a state-by-state breakdown of more than 180 ASCs that perform minimally invasive spine surgery in the U.S.:

Spine technology has made big advancements in the last decade, and the pandemic accelerated the move to more precise, less invasive care.

The spine field is rapidly changing. Innovation in spinal surgery techniques, material and patient decision making have led to better outcomes. However, the next wave of disruptive technologies will need to provide clinical significance as well as cost-effectiveness.

The spine field is rapidly changing. Innovation in spinal surgery techniques, material, manufacturing and patient triage, have led to better patient outcomes. However, the next wave of disruptive technologies will need to prove clinical significance as well as cost effectiveness.

Here are 20 spine imaging systems to know.

Becker's Spine Review will develop several key lists in 2018.

Here are 50 spine surgeon predictions for 2018.

 Minimally invasive spine surgery is becoming more common as technological advancements in surgical procedures and pain management make less invasive surgery safer and more effective than traditional open procedures.

Spine technology continues to evolve at a fast pace. Significant development focused on less disruptive procedures allows surgeons to perform a quicker, safer and less costly procedure than ever before. Technology designed to improve procedure accuracy, preserve the patient's natural anatomy and promote faster healing are represented on this list.

Here are 37 orthopedic and spine device companies to know.

Here are 341 spine surgeons to know.

As of September 2016, 34 percent of the physicians in the United States were female, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, and only a percentage of those physicians hold leadership positions.

Here are the number of practice locations for 18 of the largest orthopedic practices in the United States.

Here are 34 of the largest orthopedic groups in the United States, ranked by number of physicians on staff.

Here are 38 trailblazing female spine surgeons to know. If you would like to recommend an addition to this list, contact Jessica Kim Cohen at jcohen@beckershealthcare.com.

Here are 20 new minimally invasive devices in 2016. These devices were launched, released, introduced or had their first use in the United States in the first half of this year.

Here are 44 minimally invasive spine devices to know.

Becker's Spine Review is excited to announce the 44 minimally invasive spine devices to know in 2016 on Aug. 8. 

Here are 22 minimally invasive spine devices to know.