Spine

Here are 11 spine and neurosurgeons who were in the news over the past week.

A study recently published in Spine examines the in-hospital outcomes for patients who undergo spinal fusion and have HIV.

The Sunshine Act passed last year, requiring medical device companies to disclose compensation or gifts given to surgeons. CMS collected data from device companies and the database is expected to "go live" on Sept. 30.

Frederick, Md.-based American Spine added Matthew Roh, MD, a pain medicine and rehabilitation physician, to its medical team.

Sustainability is important in healthcare and spine care, but the ideal situation can be far from reality today.

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A study published in The Spine Journal examines the motion characteristics of lumbar degenerative spondylolisthesis at the diseased and adjacent levels using kinetic MRI.

Jonathan M. Simhaee, MD, joined Englewood, N.J.-based The Center for Spinal Disorders and The Center for Pain Management.

Raj Rao, MD, has been named chairperson of the Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Devices Panel of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, according to a Wauwatosa Now report.

  A study published in Spine found Medicaid patients undergoing spine surgery have a higher rate of surgical site infection.