Today's Top 20 Stories
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New orthopedic, sports medicine center opens in Texas
Houston Methodist Orthopedics and Sports Medicine has opened a new facility in Kingwood, Texas, CI Community Impact reported. -
OrthoPediatrics signs agreement with 3D software developer
OrthoPediatrics has signed an agreement with 3D-Side, a Belgian software developer that manufactures patient specific 3D cutting guides. -
How spine surgery will evolve in the next phase of value-based care: 6 surgeon insights
From risk-sharing payment models to increased scrutiny placed on hospital surgeons and expanded data collection and integration, six surgeons predict how the specialty will change as healthcare shifts from a fee-for-service model toward value-based care.
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Kansas neurosurgeon completes 100 robotic-assisted procedures in 18 months
A Kansas neurosurgeon recently marked his 100th robotic-assisted procedure in 18 months. -
3 cervical disc replacement devices get FDA's pre-market approval
Centinel Spine earned FDA approval for three more Prodisc total disc replacement devices. -
Number of orthopedic surgeons in all 50 states — California has 2,406
Almost 23,000 orthopedic surgeons practice in the U.S., according to Definitive Healthcare's PhysicianView, which includes data on more than 2 million physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals in the U.S. -
Dr. Wilson Choy performs 1st orthopedic case at $124M surgical hospital
Surgeons at Beebe Healthcare's new Specialty Surgical Hospital performed surgery on its first patient, the Cape Gazette reported July 12.
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10 orthopedic surgeons to know
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Inpatient spinal fusion costs in all 50 states
Alaska is the most expensive state to undergo spinal fusion surgery and Iowa is the least expensive, according to Sidecar Health's care calculator, which outlines the average cash price for every procedure, test and drug in the U.S. healthcare system. -
Mayfield Brain & Spine adds neurosurgeon Dr. Zachary Plummer
Zachary Plummer, MD, joined Cincinnati-based Mayfield Brain & Spine on July 5. -
5 places hiring spine surgeons
Here are five places hiring spine surgeons, using LinkedIn's job search tool:
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New drug could help repair spinal cord injury in patients
Scientists in the U.K. have found that a new drug being tested for cancer therapy may also be able to reduce damage in patients with spinal cord injuries. -
Mayfield Brain and Spine Center to submit plans for new ASC in Ohio
Mayfield Brain and Spine Center plans to build a new facility with an ASC in Springboro, Ohio, according to a July 12 Journal-News report. -
Early results show promise for 3D-printed titanium spine implants
Six-month data for Nexxt Spine's Matrixx 3D-printed titanium interbody implant showed strong results compared to poly-ether-ether-ketone devices. -
Minimally invasive implants cleared for lumbar spinal stenosis
Aurora Spine received FDA clearance for its Zip minimally invasive spine implants. -
Biohaven commences phase 3 spinal muscular atrophy trial
Biohaven has begun enrolling patients for a phase 3 trial of recombinant protein taldefgrobep alfa on individuals with spinal muscular atrophy. -
Spine devicemaker lands $12M funding
Privately held medical technology company Accelus has received a $12 million series D investment from Concord Innovation Fund II to accelerate its work on minimally invasive spinal surgery research. -
Private equity creeps further into orthopedics: 15 practice partnerships in 2022
An increasing number of independent orthopedic practices are seeking strategic partnerships with private equity firms and management services organizations as a way to steady the ship in the midst of a challenging economic environment. -
Orthopedic imaging system seeks to solve barriers associated with 2D X-ray
Adaptix, a medical imaging company in the U.K., submitted a 510(k) application to the FDA so it can market its Point-of-Care 3D orthopedic system in the U.S. -
Spiderwort secures $13.2M to advance spinal cord scaffold
Spiderwort, a startup developing cellulose-based tissue scaffolding to treat acute spinal cord injuries, has secured $13.2 million through a series A financing round, the company said July 12.