Spine

The New Year is off to an eventful, if rocky, start. Here, four spine surgeons discuss where the opportunities lie for spine surgeons in 2015.

Here are eight things for spinal surgeons to know for Jan. 22, 2015.

Could a remote control injection system reduce radiation exposure during kyphoplasty?

Aesculap implant systems introduced the ProSpaceXP Interbody System for posterior lateral interbody fusion procedures.

InVivo Therapeutics enrolled the second patient in their Neuro-Spinal Scaffold to treat traumatic spinal cord injury.

A study recently published on reoperation rates after spinal metastases surgical treatment examines why patients undergo additional surgery and outcomes after the revision. The results were published in The Spine Journal.

In September, the White House moved to take on the scourge of antibiotic-resistant bacteria through an extensive, multi-pronged battle plan. Now, one physician says by changing how antibiotics are administered, physicians could possibly reduce the rates of infection after surgery…

A study published in The Spine Journal examines the preoperative predictors of increased hospital costs for elective anterior cervical fusions.

Northwestern Medicine recently launched a 1 million-square-foot multidisciplinary outpatient center on the health system's downtown medical campus in Chicago.

Dionysios Klironomos, MD, a neurosurgeon from Duluth, Minn., has joined the Ohio Health MedCentral hospitals, reports the Mansfield News Journal.