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2 recent spine settlements to know
Becker's reported on two spine-related settlements in the last 30 days. -
Mayfield Brain and Spine adds pain management physician
Cincinnati-based Mayfield Brain and Spine added pain management physician Rachel Boggus, MD. -
Couple claims spine implant caused tuberculosis
A couple has filed a lawsuit against biotech company Elutia, formerly known as Aziyo Biologics, alleging that one member of the couple contracted tuberculosis from a spine implant. -
Spine patient wins $3M settlement
A woman who suffered complications after having spine surgery won a $3 million settlement, the New Jersey Law Journal reported Aug. 23. -
Firelands Physician Group adds spinal neurosurgeon
Firelands Physician Group in Sandusky, Ohio, added neurosurgeon Eric Bialaski, DO, according to a report in The Morning Journal. -
Aurora Spine revenue up 14.3% in Q2: 5 things to know
Aurora Spine saw a 14.3% increase in its second-quarter revenue for 2024, reaching $4.02 million — up from $3.66 million year over year. -
Dr. Kern Singh operates on NFL player's spine
Kern Singh, MD, performed spine surgery on NFL player Matthew Hembrough in June. -
Spine strategies to remain viable amid evolving payer landscape
As reimbursement models and insurance policies evolve, spine surgeons are thinking about how to optimize the financial operations of their practices. -
AI paving the way for personalized spine implants
Andrew Chan, MD, of Och Spine at NewYork-Presbyterian and Columbia in New York City, is leveraging artificial intelligence to improve surgeries with personalized spine implants. -
Lumbar spinal fusion reoperation rates: Does technique matter?
Single-level lumbar spinal fusions had similar reoperation rates between anterolateral and posterior surgical techniques, according to a study in the September 1 issue of Spine. -
4 athletes having spine surgery in 2024
Here are four professional athletes who have had spine surgery so far in 2024: -
The state of AI in spine in 3 insights
Artificial intelligence is a hot topic in spine surgery, and it lends itself to different applications. -
Spine surgeon dies during triathlon
Richard DiStefano, MD, a spine surgeon with Syracuse (N.Y.) Orthopedic Specialists, died, syracuse.com reported Aug. 20. -
Cleveland Clinic partnership adds spine, orthopedic bundles
Cleveland Clinic affiliated with Accarent Health to provide bundled spine and orthopedic services at locations in Ohio and Florida. -
5 Cedars-Sinai spine updates in 2024
From new leadership and honors, here are five updates from Los Angeles-based Cedars Sinai's spine and orthopedic department so far this year. -
7 spine studies to know
From research about artificial intelligence to surgical outcomes, here are seven studies Becker's reported on since July 9. -
Texas hospital adds spine surgeon Dr. Alexander Molinari
Houston Methodist Orthopedics & Sports Medicine at Sugar Land (Texas) Hospital has added spine surgeon Alexander Molinari, DO, according to an Aug. 19 report from the Fort Bend Herald. -
One spine metric can improve fusion outcome predictions: Study
The vertebral bone quality score can help improve predictions for the fusion risk score for patients undergoing thoracic and lumbar spinal fusions, according to a study in the July 1 issue of Spine. -
'Father of modern spine surgery' dies at 90
Spinal surgeon Arthur Steffee, MD, referred to in a Cleveland Clinic article as the "father of modern spine surgery," has died at 90, according to an Aug. 17th report from the Cranberry Eagle. -
Dr. Michael Faloon joins New York Spine Institute
Spine surgeon Michael Faloon, MD, joined Westbury-based New York Spine Institute, according to an Aug. 16 news release.
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