As orthopedic ASCs expand to keep apace with the outpatient shift, the economics behind that growth also become more complex. While ASCs are often positioned as a lower-cost alternative to hospitals, ...

From navigation systems to hardware, here are nine spine technologies earning FDA certifications and clearances since Jan. 19. 1. Cresco Spine earned FDA 510(k) clearance for its spring distraction ...

ASC administrators and physicians say the biggest obstacle facing the sector is a reimbursement structure that has not kept pace with rising costs or the expanding role of outpatient surgery. From fee ...

BCBS study hospital billing reveals AI-driven coding boosts maternity costs by billions, impacting insurers and employers nationwide.

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Synergy Spine CEO Josh Butters explains the Synergy Disc implant’s design, materials and a unique feature for safety.

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Injuries in the central nervous system (CNS)—such as those in the spinal cord—trigger glial scar formation, which inhibits nerve regeneration from healthy neurons surrounding the damage. This results ...

Fusing is basically a cheat code in Dragon Ballto become ridiculously overpowered, especially for the Saiyans. There are only four canon Saiyan fusions in Dragon Ball (Gotenks, Vegito, Kefla, and ...

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The literal front line of the most serious and important battles against post-op spine pain and opioid use is revision spine surgery.

Lumbar degenerative spondylolisthesis remains one of the most common — and hotly debated — pathologies in spine surgery.