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Meet the leaders of the 11 best hospitals in California for spine surgery
Healthgrades recently released its rankings for the best hospitals in the U.S. for spine surgery, including 11 in California. -
3 medtech companies making C-suite additions in 1 week
Here are three medtech companies that have added to their C-suites that Becker's has reported on since April 15: -
OrthoIndy completes state's 1st spine surgery with XR technology
Gregory Poulter, MD, completed Indiana's first spine surgery with eXperiential Reality technology at Indianapolis-based OrthoIndy. -
AI's exciting, foreboding potential in spine surgery
Artificial intelligence is going to have many positives in spine surgery and healthcare, but leaders should still understand its risks, Scott Blumenthal, MD, said. -
2 recent spine lawsuits to know
Becker's reported on two spine-related lawsuits in April. -
The future of disc replacements
Here are three notes on disc replacements that spine leaders should know: -
Sarasota Memorial 1st hospital in region to offer Aprevo implant
Sarasota (Fla.) Memorial Hospital has become the first hospital in the region to add the Aprevo spine implant for replacing damaged or diseased vertebral discs in the lumbar area of the spine. -
New York hospital performs its 1st spinal surgery in 125 years
Surgeons at Dunkirk, N.Y.-based Brooks Hospital have performed the first spine surgery in the facility's 125-year history, according to an April 13 report from Observer Today. -
Why future spine surgeons will shake their head about care today
The prevalence of spinal fusions is something in spine surgery that physicians will likely be disappointed about years from now. -
Dr. Oliver Tannous 1st to use 3D-printed cervical spine guide
Oliver Tannous, MD, of MedStar Washington Hospital Center, became the first to use a 3D-printed replica of a patient's spine to assist in surgery, WTOP reported April 11. -
University Orthopedics creates endowment in memory of spine surgeon
East Providence, R.I.-based University Orthopedics formed an endowment in memory of spine surgeon Mark Palumbo, MD. -
How spine surgeons will look back at the industry in 2034
Ten years ago, spine surgeons were expecting outpatient spine surgery and image-guided navigation to become more prevalent in a decade. -
Utah's first lady undergoes spinal surgery
Abby Cox, Utah's first lady, underwent spinal surgery at the University of Utah Hospital in Salt Lake City on April 10, according to an April 10 report from CBS affiliate KUTV. -
Colorado Spine Partners adds surgeon
Colorado Spine Partners in Englewood added Chris Johnson, MD. -
Six outpatient spine updates
Here are six outpatient spine updates Becker's has reported on since the end of January: -
Dr. Marc Levine honored by Medical Society of New Jersey
Marc Levine, MD, earned the 2024 DeGroote Award from the Medical Society of New Jersey. -
How costs of cervical disc replacement and ACDF compare
Although the cost of cervical disc replacement and anterior cervical discectomy and fusion surgery costs are similar, long-term costs are different, according to a study in the April issue of Spine. -
Nevada spine practice introduces Amplify DualPortal Endoscopic Surgery
Carson City, Nev.-based Battle Born Brain and Spine has launched the use of Amplify DualPortal Endoscopic Surgery, becoming the first official endoscopic spine surgical practice in the region. -
Dr. Rory Goodwin named spine director at Duke Center for Brain and Spine Metastasis
C. Rory Goodwin, MD, PhD, was named director of spine services at Duke Center for Brain and Spine Metastasis in Durham, N.C. -
Dr. Ali Baaj named Banner Health systemwide spine chief
Ali Baaj, MD, was named systemwide chief of spine surgery at Phoenix-based Banner Health, according to an April 4 LinkedIn post.
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