Fake spinal parts made in body shop
Surgery patients claim that counterfeit hardware was implanted in their spines. More than two dozen lawsuits have been filed in...
Read MoreAlgeos to provide NHS physios with free CPD-accredited training
Physiotherapists working in the NHS are being offered free CPD-accredited training by a global medical products company. The education team...
Read MoreSurgery may not fix long-term palsy of spine disease
Duration of palsy should be considered when selecting candidates for surgical management of painless foot drop in patients with degenerative...
Read MoreRobot ROSA™ Spine: First minimally invasive spine surgical procedure
Robot ROSA™ Spine: First minimally invasive spine surgical procedure at Amiens-Picardy University Hospital Montpellier, France, December 1, 2014 – MEDTECH...
Read MoreRomosozumab: Bone-forming agent promising for osteoporosis patients
Romosozumab, A new bone-forming agent currently under study by Amgen Inc. and Belgium’s UCB, has shown promise in research into...
Read MoreBarrier Breaking Drug May Lead To Spinal Cord Injury Treatments
Injections of a new drug may partially relieve paralysing spinal cord injuries, based on indications from a study in rats,...
Read MoreSpineweek 2016
Save the date. Spineweek 2016 will take place May 16-20th 2016 in Singapore. The event will take place at the...
Read MoreStryker Spine Launch Unique Minimally Invasive Procedural Solution @ NASS
Stryker Corporation's Spine Division has launched LITe® (Less Invasive Technology) TLIF Procedural Solution during the North American Spine Society's Annual Meeting...
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