Orthopaedic institute uses exoskeleton walking system for paralysed patients
Robotic exoskeleton allows individuals with spinal cord injuries the ability to stand and walk The University of Maryland Rehabilitation &...
Read MoreResearch recommends chiropractic care for spinal disk herniations rather than surgery
Researchers led by Dr Cynthia Peterson at Orthopaedic University Hospital Balgrist in Zürich, Switzerland, studied 50 patients with neck pain...
Read MoreSurgery verses non-invasive treatment – Which is better for herniated discs?
Eight-year results from SPORT study show better long-term outcomes with surgery For patients with herniated discs in the lower spine,...
Read MoreIrish university utilises MTS software to optimise spinal trauma surgery procedures
ITT Dublin conducts research leveraging MTS testing hardware, software and expertise to optimise two common spinal trauma surgery procedures to...
Read MoreUS study evaluates combination of therapies for chronic low back and leg pain
St Jude Medical’s clinical study looks at the effective management of chronic low back and leg pain St Jude Medical,...
Read MoreLDR presents Mobi-C® Cervical Disc four-year clinical results
LDR Holding Corporation, a global medical device company focused on designing novel and proprietary spinal surgical technologies, announced that Dr...
Read MoreTitan Spine Reaches Milestone
Titan Spine, a medical device surface technology company focused on developing innovative spinal interbody fusion implants has reached 18,000 implantations...
Read MoreDePuy Synthes Spine and Brainlab extend collaboration
DePuy Synthes Spine has announced it is expanding its collaboration with Brainlab through the worldwide launch of navigation-ready instrumentation for...
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