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INFUSE Bone Graft for TLIF receives eligibility for Medicare New Technology Add-on Payment, Advancing Reimbursement Support for Hospitals and Spine Surgeons
Kinomatic Launches Unified Platform Built to Power the Next Generation of AI-Driven Orthopedic Surgical Care
Nanochon Performs First Case in the Chondrograft™ First in Human Clinical Study
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View allA Steeper Hill, a Stronger Safety Net: Tibial Slope, LET, and the Young ACL
For a young athlete, anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction is supposed to reopen the door to cutting, pivoting, and competition.
Benzoyl Peroxide Before Spine Surgery: An Acne Staple Takes Aim at Implant Infection
This is a fun study. Grab that bottle of cheap benzoyl peroxide, put those spine surgery patients on a 3-day pre-op peroxide scrub protocol and…
Open or Closed? For Young Femoral Neck Fractures, the Bigger Problem May Be the Fracture
Are there any good answers for femoral neck fractures in younger (35-40 years) patients?
Aurora Spine’s Q2: A Bumpy Ride, but DEXA-C Is Picking Up Speed
If Aurora Spine’s second quarter of 2026 were an orthopedic case, you might call it a challenging recovery with some very encouraging X-rays.
Is the Internal Brace Ready to Stand Alone?
That bad ankle sprain never healed. Bostrom repair, time tested, dependable is the go-to treatment.
Does Immobilization Choice Change Proximal Humerus Fracture Outcomes?
That darn immobilization sling is your patient’s constant companion as their fracture heals.
The Talus Rarely Gets the Last Word
New registry study puts a population-level number on an uncommon but technically challenging orthopedic trauma case — stabilizing and repairing a talus fracture.
Arthroscopic Latarjet at Five Years: Stability With a Re-Op Price Tag
This 85 patient, Oslo University study of the arthroscopic Latarjet procedure raises some interesting sports medicine questions.
Does Polyethylene Cross-Linking Matter in Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty?
Cross-linked shoulder polyethylene…should surgeons care?
Predicting Ventilator Risk in Pediatric Spine Fracture
Pediatric spine fractures are uncommon. Pediatric spine fractures followed by mechanical ventilation are even less common…
Is 70 Really the Magic Number for Circumferential Lumbar Fusion?
Why 70? Is chronological age really the culprit — or is a single number, 70, given much credit/blame?
Aspen Medical Products Strengthens Executive Leadership Team with Appointment of Steve Paul as President
CEO and President roles separated to support continued growth, strategic expansion and long-term value creation.
ArthroTAK Receives FDA 510(k) Clearance for Expanded Indications, Extending Sutureless Fixation Platform Across the Body
ArthroTAK, LLC has received FDA 510(k) clearance for expanded indications, extending the ArthroTAK® platform beyond its original shoulder applications into new areas of the body, including the knee, with additional anatomical applications in development.
Sep 4, 2026Kinomatic Launches Unified Platform Built to Power the Next Generation of AI-Driven Orthopedic Surgical Care
Sep 4, 2026Aurora Spine’s Q2: A Bumpy Ride, but DEXA-C Is Picking Up Speed
Sep 3, 2026Aspen Medical Products Strengthens Executive Leadership Team with Appointment of Steve Paul as President
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