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Alliance Orthopedics adds anesthesiology expert
Old Bridge, N.J.-based Alliance Orthopedics has added anesthesiologist and pain management expert Shaigan Iqbal, MD, to its team. -
FDA clears Catalyst OrthoSciences' shoulder system: 5 things to know
Naples, Fla.-based Catalyst OrthoSciences received FDA 501(k) clearance for its Catalyst Fracture Shoulder System, according to an Oct. 15 news release from the company. -
Orthopedic, spine practice moves in the West during Q3
Here are seven orthopedic and spine practice openings, mergers, and partnerships happening in the West, as reported by Becker's during the third quarter of 2024:
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Indiana orthopedic practice expands app to entire service region
Elkhart-based Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Center of Northern Indiana has made the Hurt! orthopedic mobile app free to everyone in Michiana, a region that encompasses Northern Indiana and Southwestern Michigan, according to an Oct. 15 report from CBS affiliate WSBT. -
Tetrous earns patent for bone fiber implants
Tetrous, a start-up focused on bone-to-tendon healing following orthopedic surgery, has earned a fourth patent related to its EnFix family of demineralized cortical bone fiber implants. -
75% of patients likely to recommend their orthopedic surgeon
Patient experience scores rose across all settings in 2024, from ASCs to medical practices to hospital and emergency departments, according to an Aug. 20 report from Press Ganey. -
Johnson & Johnson's orthopedics in Q3: 4 notes
Johnson & Johnson, along with its orthopedic company, DePuy Synthes, saw multiple product advancements and growth in the third quarter.
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3D navigation vs. robots: Which has better precision in lumbar spine surgery?
Spine robots and 3D-navigated technology have been popular among surgeons for pedicle screw placement, but precision can vary between the two across spinal levels, according to a study in the October issue of The Spine Journal. -
8 professional athletes having orthopedic surgery
Here are eight professional athletes who saw leading orthopedic surgeons since Sept. 1. -
Lions defensive end undergoes surgery at Baylor White Medical Center
Detroit Lions defensive end Aidan Hutchinson has undergone surgery at Dallas-based Baylor White Medical Center to repair a fractured tibia and fibula, according to an Oct. 14 report from NBC Sports. -
Speaking the language of business can help spine surgeons, hospitals align goals
Spine surgeons and hospitals have different operational goals, but there are ways they can communicate stronger and more effectively to reach common ground.
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Connecticut Orthopaedics consolidates 2 locations
Hamden-based Connecticut Orthopaedics combined two of its locations in Orange, Conn. -
6 orthopedic mergers to know in 2024
Here are six major orthopedic mergers to know from 2024: -
Dr. Neal ElAttrache operates on Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher
Neal ElAttrache, MD, performed shoulder surgery on Gavin Stone, a pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers, according to an Oct. 12 report by K8 News. -
7 practices adding endoscopic spine surgery in 1 year
Endoscopic spine surgery offers a minimally invasive option for patients with less blood loss, quicker recovery times and fewer adverse outcomes. -
Awake spine surgery in 2024: 5 notes
Awake spine surgery is slowly growing and is expected to play an increased role in the specialty. -
OrthoCincy adds 3 surgeons
Edgewood, Ky.-based OrthoCincy Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine added three orthopedic surgeons, according to an Oct. 11 email shared with Becker's. -
Mayo Clinic adds 2 orthopedic surgeons
New Prague, Minn-based Mayo Clinic Health System added two surgeons to its orthopedic surgery and sports medicine department. -
Johnson & Johnson launches orthopedic trauma plating system
Johnson & Johnson MedTech began the first phase of launching its Volt Variable Angle Optimized Locking Technology Plating System. -
Dr. Dan Cooper operates on Seattle Mariners player
Dan Cooper, MD, performed knee surgery on Jorge Polanco, an infielder for the Seattle Mariners.
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