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Dr. Adam Bruggeman: A spine surgeon's most important OR trait and bundled benchmarks in spine
Adam Bruggeman, MD, is an orthopedic spine surgeon at Texas Spine Care Center in San Antonio. -
Dr. Khoi Than: Most interesting technology in spine today, and a trend to watch
Khoi Than, MD, is a neurosurgeon who recently left his practice at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland to join Chris Shaffrey, MD, and his team at Duke Spine Center in Durham, N.C. -
Dr. Amer Samdani: Key trends in pediatric spinal deformity correction
Amer Samdani, MD, is the chief of surgery for Shriners Hospital for Children – Philadelphia. -
Dr. Stephen Hochschuler and the formation of Texas Back Institute
In Wichita Falls, Texas in 1971, two general medical officers — Stephen Hochschuler, MD, and Ralph Rashbaum, MD — met each other for the first time while stationed in the U.S. Air Force. -
Dr. Mick Perez-Cruet: Exciting innovations in spine, and the trend that could derail it
Mick Perez-Cruet, MD, is vice chairman, professor and director of the minimally invasive spine surgery and spine program in the department of neurological surgery at the Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine. -
Dr. Raymond Hah: The game-changing spine technology to watch
Raymond Hah, MD, is an assistant professor of orthopedic surgery at Los Angeles-based Keck School of Medicine of USC. He focuses his practice on minimally invasive spine surgical techniques. -
Dr. Roger Hartl: The development of robotics and future trends in spine
Roger Hartl, MD, is a professor of neurological surgery and director of spine surgery at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City. He is also director of the Weill Cornell Medicine Center for Comprehensive Spine Care. -
Why Dr. Peter Derman sees surface technologies as innovation today and endoscopic spine surgery as the wave of the future
Peter Derman, MD, is a surgeon at Plano-based Texas Back Institute. -
The big trends, issues in spine shaping practices today
Technology in the spine field is evolving, and surgeons are reshaping their practices to keep up. -
Dr. Daniel Penello: The development of a 3D-printed finger and challenges of this debut procedure
Daniel Penello, MD, successfully implanted a custom 3D-printed finger bone in an iron worker, Robert Smith, who was facing amputation after a heavy steel beam crushed his finger. -
Why spine surgeons should pay attention to digital health technology — Key thoughts from Dr. Kristopher Kimmell
Kristopher Kimmell, MD, is a neurosurgeon in Rochester, N.Y., with a practice focused on minimally invasive spine surgery, traumatic brain injury, brain tumors and other spinal procedures. -
Dr. Thomas Loftus: How private practice in spine is changing
Thomas Loftus, MD, founder of the Austin (Texas) Neurosurgical Institute, has spent his career focused on complex minimally invasive spine surgery. -
Dr. Fabien Bitan details M6 cervical disc replacement surgery and future innovations in spine
Fabien Bitan, MD, a spine surgery chief at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, successfully performed an M6 artificial cervical disc replacement surgery on a 29-year-old woman. -
Trends in spine to watch from Dr. Ashutosh Pradhan — lumbar disc replacement, practice demographics and cost control
Ashutosh Pradhan, MD, is the chief of neurosurgery at Ascension St. Vincent's Riverside, a 528-bed hospital based in Jacksonville, Fla. -
At the cutting edge of spine — Key thoughts from Dr. Kevin Foley on technology, big data and more
Kevin Foley, MD, is the chairman of Semmes Murphey Clinic and director of complex spine surgery at Semmes Murphey in Memphis, Tenn. -
The potential for 3D robotically controlled scopes in spine + key thoughts on new technology from Dr. Dale Horne
Dale Horne, MD, a Cincinnati-based neurosurgeon, began using spinal robotic technology in 2007 and hasn't looked back. -
Dr. Gregory Lekovic: Emerging technology in spine and the reimbursement headwind to watch
Gregory Lekovic, MD, is the medical director of the spine surgery program at California Hospital and Medical Center as well as a surgeon with House Clinic in Los Angeles. -
6 big trends in spine devices and technology: Dr. Mark Bilsky
Mark Bilsky, MD, is the William E. Snee Endowed Chair and vice chairman of clinical affairs for neurosurgery at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City. -
Dr. Jason Huang: What big data could do for spine + the most interesting new technology
Jason Huang, MD, is chair of the department of neurosurgery at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center in Temple, Texas. -
Dr. Robert Brady: Robotics in spinal fusion and how the trend will develop in spine
Robert Brady, MD, is an orthopedic surgeon and spine specialist at Norwalk (Conn.) Hospital and part of Danbury-based OrthoConnecticut.
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