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6 spine surgeon moves in August
Here are six spine surgeons moving to new practices or adding to their titles in August: -
Study shows Centinel Spine's total disc system's long-term effectiveness
Patients who had total lumbar disc replacement with Centinel Spine's Prodisc L had positive clinical outcomes and low rates of revision surgery, a study found. -
Dr. Thomas McNally named medical director of Illinois spine center
Weiss Memorial Hospital has appointed Thomas McNally, MD, medical director of the Spine Center at the Chicago Center for Orthopedics and Robotic-Assisted Surgery. -
'Data security is and remains paramount': What we heard from surgeons this week
From lessons learned after bad investments to the most promising areas of regenerative medicine, here are three surgeon quotes that caught the attention of Becker's readers this week: -
5 recent spine surgery firsts
The first implantation in an M6-C study and four more spine surgery firsts in the last month: -
Dr. Ernest Braxton: Why disc replacement will likely become new standard of care
The indications for artificial disc replacement continue to expand, and the newest generation of implants can lead to faster recovery, improve mobility and reduce pain, according to Ernest Braxton, MD, a neurosurgeon at Vail (Colo.) Summit Orthopaedics and Neurosurgery. -
AANS names 2021 International Lifetime Achievement Award recipient
The American Association of Neurological Surgeons named Dr. BK Misra as the recipient of its International Lifetime Achievement Award, Microbiz India reported Aug. 25. -
3 spine surgeons share bad investments, lessons learned
Three spine surgeons recall investments that did not work out in their careers and share what they learned from their choices. -
6 numbers making spine surgeons nervous
From fighting CMS policy proposals to challenges with rising COVID-19 cases, spine surgeons have faced multiple hurdles since 2020. -
$3.8M awarded to woman 5 years after botched spine surgery
A jury awarded a woman $3.8 million Aug. 13 after a botched spine surgery that she had more than five years ago, according to the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin. -
Dr. Sina Rajamand affiliates with Nevada health network
Carson City, Nev.-based Carson Tahoe Health has partnered with Sina Rajamand, DO, of Battle Born Brain and Spine. -
Drs. Joel Siegal, Jason Toy & more: 5 surgeons introducing new technologies
From a 3D-printed spinal interbody to an augmented reality-assisted shoulder system, here are five surgeons who introduced innovations in the past two months: -
What CMS pays for 15 spine procedures at ASCs vs. HOPDs
CMS' procedure price look-up tool allows users to compare average pay for several procedures in ASCs and hospital outpatient departments. -
3 key technologies that will benefit spine surgery at ASCs
As spine procedures continue to accelerate to the outpatient setting, surgeons will need access to technologies that enable higher-acuity procedures to be done with accuracy and predictability in the least traumatic manner. -
Minimally invasive spine implant market to near $3B by 2027: report
The minimally invasive spinal implants market reached nearly $2 billion in 2020, and it's expected to hit close to $3 billion by 2027, according to iData Research. -
California neurosurgeon reverses 3-level cervical fusion with artificial discs
Neurosurgeon Todd Lanman, MD, became the first in the U.S. to restore motion at three contiguous levels in a patient's cervical spine. -
Degenerative disc disease treatment market to grow 5.9% by 2028: 5 details
More than 3.9 million patients are expected to be treated for degenerative disc disease in the U.S. by 2028, according to a report from Coherent Market Insights. -
Baptist Health’s Miami Neuroscience Institute names director of spinal oncology
Robert Rothrock, MD, joined Baptist Health’s Miami Neuroscience Institute as neurosurgical director of spinal oncology, South Florida Hospital News reported Aug. 18. -
'Concentrate on real patient safety issues': Surgeons weigh in on CMS 2022 proposal
CMS' payment and site-of-care proposed changes for 2022 have caused some head-scratching among surgeons as the agency plans to walk back many of the changes it enacted this year. -
3 trends top of mind for spine surgeons
Increasing regulatory changes, the spread of the COVID-19 delta variant and continued reimbursement cuts are top of mind for spine surgeons in the remaining months of the year.
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