Spine

A retrospective study published in Spine examines intraoperative neuromonitoring for single-level spine surgery for quality and cost analysis.

North Shore Medical Center honored Terence P. Doorly, MD, a board-certified neurosurgeon, with its 2014 Surgery Clinical Excellence and Professionalism Award.

Joseph Adel, MD, joined the medical staff of Saginaw-based St. Mary's of Michigan, according to a MLive report.

Gathering data is critically important in today's healthcare environment, and many surgeons are part of health systems that do so. They gather some data at their practices or surgery centers and analyze the numbers for better results.

Could a neurosurgeon become president of the United States?

A new study from iData Research shows the decision to provide a Category I CPT code to minimally invasive sacroiliac joint fusion beginning in January 2015.

Women's & Children's Hospital in Lafayette, La., added Ann Marie Flannery, MD, to its physician team.

  Three spine surgeons discuss their concerns regarding the future of spine surgery and the industry.

A group of spine surgeon researchers examined whether triaging spine surgery referrals through a multidisciplinary care pathway created more value than the conventional referral process and published their findings in Spine.

Here are 10 spine surgeons and neurosurgeons who were in the news over this past week.