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Christopher Ahmad, MD, is set to perform right shoulder labrum repair surgery on New York Yankees third baseman Miguel Andujar at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital in New York City, reports the MLB.

Aquatic therapy pool company, HydroWorx, adds the Atlanta Falcons, the Baltimore Ravens and the Las Vegas Raiders to its list of professional football teams using its technology.

American filament manufacturing company, 3D Printlife, is set to launch two new 3D printing materials — FibreTuff PAPC Bone Replacement Filament and PEEK — at the RAPID industry show in Detroit, reports 3D Printing Media Network.

Here are six sports medicine physicians who recently joined new practices or took on new positions in April:

In 2013, William Meyers, MD, established the Vincera Institute, a center dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, research and education of core injuries.

Joshua Siegel, MD, founding member of Access Sports Medicine & Orthopaedics in New Hampshire, opened the Access Sports Medicine ASC last year, the second ASC he developed with other physician-owners.

Neal ElAttrache, MD, will perform Tommy John surgery on White Sox pitcher Carlos Rodon, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Edwin Su, MD, successfully completed hip resurfacing surgery on Anaheim Ducks center Ryan Kesler on May 9 in New York, reports NHL.

Former medical director and team physician for U.S. Soccer, William Elwood Garrett Jr., MD, died peacefully at age 70 following complications from Myelopathy.

In the twilight of 2016, then-St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Seth Maness underwent a procedure to repair his partially torn ulnar collateral ligament. He returned to the big leagues just seven and a half months after the procedure and is now…