Spine
In the realm of spinal fusion surgery, the quest for faster, safer, and more reliable bone formation has led to…
At the 20th Annual Ambulatory Surgery Centers Conference in Chicago on Oct. 25, Robert Bray, Jr., MD, neurological spine surgeon, and Karen Reiter, COO of DISC Sports and Spine Center in Newport Beach and Beverly Hills, Calif., discussed high-acuity spine…
Molly Gamble
At the 20th Annual Ambulatory Surgery Centers Conference in Chicago on Oct. 26, Carolyn Neumann, CPC, senior manager of coding and coverage access for Specialty Healthcare Advisers, shared the 10 biggest reimbursement challenges facing ASCs that do minimally invasive spine…
Heather Punke
The North American Spine Society Executive Committee has penned a letter to the Washington Post in response to a story about the necessity of spinal fusions.
A study published in a recent issue of Spine examines the cost-effectiveness of initiating rehabilitation for spine patients six weeks after surgery instead of the customary 12 weeks.
A study published in the September 2013 issue of Spine Deformity, researchers examined the current rate of postoperative surgical site infections in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis cases.
Geisinger Health System Neurosciences Institute announced it will host a comparative effectiveness research conference in Washington, D.C., on Nov. 14.
Because spine surgery can produce smoke-filled operating rooms, surgeons need to unite with their operating room teams to petition, if not demand, that administrators develop policy that supports efficient smoke evacuation.
Leonard Schultz, M.D. FACS, retired
Alan Moskowitz, MD, a spine surgeon practicing with Kansas Orthopaedic Center in Wichita, will travel to Peru to provide medical care to under-served populations, according to a Wichita Business Journal report.
University of Rochester (N.Y.) Medical Center has named James C. Metcalf Jr., MD, assistant professor of neurosurgery and announced that he will provide care at Cayuga Medical Center in Ithaca, N.Y.
At the North American Spine Society 28th Annual Meeting earlier this month, several spine surgeons gathered to discuss the current controversies with minimally invasive lumbar fusion and whether to adopt it for their practices.
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