Spine

Here are eight things for spinal surgeons to know for April 14, 2016.

Two studies analyzed whether spinal fusion in combination with decompression surgery benefited lumbar stenosis patients, according to Medscape.

Spinal complications are increasing in the United Arab Emirates, according to Gulf News Health.

UCLA's Operation Mend is now serving veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress and mild traumatic brain injuries, according to Los Angeles Daily News.

Here four spine surgeons discuss what characteristics make for great leaders in spine care and the industry.

A new study published in Spine examines the survival rate after surgical intervention for spinal metastases.

Lincoln, Neb.-based Bryan Medical Center was designated a Blue Cross and Blue Shield Blue Distinction Center for quality in spine surgery, according to Bryan Health.

Elekta, a Stockholm, Sweden-based neurosurgery and oncology solutions company, named Richard Hausmann, PhD, its new president and CEO, effective June 10.

Zika virus has been connected to two serious autoimmune neurologic conditions, according to Medscape.

Boston University School of Medicine researchers found a new regeneration pathway of central nervous system brain cells in a roundworm, C. elegans, according to ScienceDaily.