Today's Top 20 Stories
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Columbia department of neurological surgery adds director
The New York City-based Columbia Neurosurgery team has added Taemin Oh, MD, to its team, according to an Oct. 28 LinkedIn post. -
L&K BIOMED Announces FDA Approval of the BluEX Lumbar Expandable Cage System, Featuring Advanced Surface Technology for Comprehensive Spine Interbody Fusion Options.
State-of-the-Art Lumbar Cage System Offers Six Distinct Cages for Multiple Surgical Approaches, Including Endoscopic Spine Surgery -
Coastal Orthopedics completes 1,000th robotic knee replacement
Bradenton, Fla.-based Coastal Orthopedics reached its 1,000th robot-assisted knee replacement since adding Stryker's Mako robot in 2021.
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Exactech to be sold to existing investors, restructured: 5 notes
Exactech filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and signed a comprehensive restructuring support agreement and asset purchase agreement with a group of its existing investors, according to an Oct. 29 news release. -
Zimmer Biomet's new femoral hip system debuted
Zimmer Biomet's Z1 femoral hip system was used in its first patient cases, and the company is preparing to launch the product, according to an Oct. 28 news release. -
3 recent orthopedic acquisitions
In October, Becker's reported on three orthopedic acquisitions of groups and medical buildings. -
California physician services organization hit with $240K fine for ransomware attacks against orthopedic group
Southern California physician services organization Providence Medical Institute has been fined $240,000 following three ransomware attacks against West Hills, Calif.-based Center for Orthopedic Specialists, according to an Oct. 4 report from Bank Info Security.
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Georgia orthopedic groups adds 2 surgeons
Savannah, Ga.-based Chatham Orthopaedic Associates has added two surgeons to its staff, according to an Oct. 25 report by Savannah Business Journal. -
The common thread across all PELTO Health Partners practices
Since its launch in 2023, PELTO Health Partners has doubled its number of practices in 2024, and its leaders are thinking about what future expansion will look like. -
Medical device company ups orthopedic implant production
Medical device manufacturer Norman Noble is refining its manufacturing processes to meet an increasing demand for orthopedic implants, specifically bone plates, according to an Oct. 27 report from Today's Medical Developments. -
Dr. Martin O'Malley operates on Pacers center
Martin O'Malley, MD, an orthopedic surgeon at New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery, has operated on Indiana Pacers center James Wiseman, according to an Oct. 25 report from USA Today.
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2 orthopedic surgeons launch new startup to minimize patient pain
Two orthopedic surgery professors at Storrs-based University of Connecticut are seeking new strategies for pain management in patients. -
4 spine studies to know
From clinical safety to technologies, Becker's reported on four key spine surgery studies since Sept. 30. -
Orthopedics' anticipated Medicare 'standoff'
Understanding the costs of procedures and working with community resources will be more important than ever for orthopedic surgeons facing challenges with Medicare reimbursements, Steve Lucey, MD, said. -
36 hospitals debuting on Healthgrades' top spine surgery rankings
Several hospitals made their debut on Healthgrades rankings for excellence in spine surgery. -
Corin reaches 500 Apollo knee, 50K hip replacements
Orthopedic technology company Corin has reached two new milestones with its Apollo robotic-assisted surgery platform and its OPSInsight technology. -
AdventHealth taps regional director of orthopedics
Denver-based AdventHealth Porter has added Doug Thomason as the regional director of orthopedics for the AdventHealth Medical Group Rocky Mountain Region, according to an Oct. 25 LinkedIn post. -
Regenerative Orthopedics & Sports Medicine partners on rotator cuff research
Washington, D.C.-based Regenerative Orthopedics & Sports Medicine has partnered with the Orthobiologics Research Initiative to support nonsurgical orthopedic research aimed at treating partial-thickness rotator cuff tears using cutting-edge orthobiologic procedures. -
HSS adds sports medicine specialist
New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery has added sports medicine specialist Matthew Sikina, MD, at its Long Island location in Uniondale, N.Y., according to an Oct. 25 report from the Long Island Press. -
Aurora Spine Q3 revenue grows 21%: 5 notes
Carlsbad, Calif.-based Aurora Spine Corp. has announced financial results for the third quarter of 2024, ending Sept. 30, recording $4,767,121 in revenue.
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