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2 spine surgeons reach AR milestones
Two spine surgeons recently reached milestones with Augmedics' Xvision augmented reality system. -
Hospitals are capitalizing on neurosurgery, neuroscience: 4 notes
Multiple hospitals have opened or announced centers dedicated to neurosurgery, spine and neuroscience in recent months. -
Colorado hospital to shutter interventional spine services this summer
Southwest Health System in Cortez, Colo. will close its interventional spine services later in 2023, The Journal reported April 6. -
4 spine, orthopedic surgery firsts in 7 days
Becker's reported on four spine and orthopedic surgery firsts since March 30: -
Hackensack Meridian Health creates largest neuroscience institute in New Jersey
Edison, N.J.-based Hackensack Meridian Health has combined Hackensack (N.J.) University Medical Center, Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune City, N.J., and JFK University Medical Center in Edison, to create the largest neuroscience institute in the state. -
Neurosurgeons back legislation to improve Medicare physician pay system
The American Association of Neurological Surgeons and the Congress of Neurological Surgeons praised lawmakers for introducing HR 2474, a bill aiming to improve Medicare's physician pay system. -
From music producer to 'the present-day Indiana Jones': The alternate careers 5 spine surgeons would choose
Growing up, people often consider multiple career paths. Here's what five spine specialists would want to do if they weren't surgeons. -
Dr. Stanley Hoang performs Louisiana's 1st robotic single-position prone spinal fusion
Stanley Hoang, MD, performed the first robot-assisted single position prone lumbar fusion surgery in Louisiana, ABC affiliate KTBS reported April 5. -
Why Cigna's review process worries 1 spine surgeon
A recent Pro Publica report revealed how some Cigna Health physicians reject patient claims without opening their files, something that concerns spine surgeon Saqib Hasan, MD. -
Dr. Hamid Abbasi performs 1st OLLIF procedure in South America
Hamid Abbasi, MD, PhD, spine surgeon and chief medical officer of Inspired Spine, has performed the first spine trans-Kambin oblique lateral lumbar interbody fusion with arrow cage in South America at Quirurgic-Centro de Cirugia Ambulatoria in Quito, Ecuador. -
Dr. Michael Verdon partners to offer spine surgery warranty
Neurosurgeon Michael Verdon, DO, partnered with Marvel Group to provide a spine surgery warranty at his practice in Dayton, Ohio. -
3 spine surgeon moves in March
Here are three spine surgeons who moved to new practices or changed their titles in March: -
Dr. Todd Lanman performs laminectomy at Qatar hospital
Todd Lanman, MD, a neurosurgeon and practice owner based in Beverly Hills, Calif., performed a laminectomy at the View Hospital in Qatar, an affiliate of Los Angeles-based Cedars-Sinai, Gulf Times reported April 3. -
3Spine completes 50th investigational lumbar total joint replacement
3Spine has completed the 50th lumbar total joint replacement using its Motus system, which is currently under FDA investigational device exemption, and its 150th real-world evidence lumbar fusion control case, according to a March 30 press release sent to Becker's. -
Dr. David Barnett launches educational spine surgery website
Neurosurgeon David Barnett, MD, has launched an informational website for patients living with spinal disorders. -
Surgalign pushes spine platform into 2 more states
Global medical technology company Surgalign ended the fourth quarter of 2022 with $20.6 million in revenue, following an expansion of its Holo Portal guidance platform into Virginia and Texas. -
Dr. Tyler Smith completes 50 cases using Augmedics spine navigation
Tyler Smith, MD, orthopedic spine surgeon at Roseville, Calif.-based Sutter Health, has completed his 50th case using Augmedics' Xvision spine navigation system, according to a March 28 tweet from Augmedics. -
Does ChatGPT have a future in spine? 3 surgeons weigh in
ChatGPT has already been used by some health systems to ease clinical burdens. However, not all spine surgeons are keen to utilize the artificial intelligence software in their own practice. -
Spine surgeon convicted in kickback scheme could lose license
Spine surgeon Thomas Raley Jr., MD, may lose his license as he serves a three-year sentence for a drug kickback scheme, The Baltimore Sun reported March 30. -
51 exceptional women in neurosurgery, per Castle Connolly
Female physicians are increasingly pursuing careers in neurosurgery, a historically male-dominated field. Many female patients are eager to receive care from women neurosurgeons and report feeling more comfortable due to their shared gender experience.
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