Matthew Reeve becomes Patron of Spinal Research
Matthew Reeve, the eldest son of Superman actor Christopher Reeve, has become a Patron of Spinal Research. Matthew has been...
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Oury Medical announces the acquisition of Céfiméca, a French manufacturer serving the orthopaedic and spinal markets
Oury Medical, an independent French industrial group who specialise in the manufacturing of medical instrumentation, recently announced the acquisition of...
Read MoreFirst subjects randomised in clinical trial evaluating the benefits of total segmental fusion in treating degenerative conditions in the lumbar spine
Providence Medical Technology, who focus on less invasive solutions for spine surgery, recently announced enrolment of the first patients in...
Read MoreSurgeon in focus Q&A with Dr Farah Musharbash
Dr. Farah Musharbash is a fellowship-trained spine surgeon at Atlantic Brain and Spine who treats cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spinal...
Read MoreConsultation on CE-marked medical devices ‘could mark major boost to both patients and MedTech growth aims’
A new consultation seeking views on indefinite recognition of CE-marked medical devices in Great Britain is ‘very welcome and could...
Read MoreNext-generation spinal growing rods advancing paediatric orthopaedic care
Spine growing rods are implantable devices designed for the treatment of early-onset scoliosis and other complex spinal deformities in paediatric...
Read MoreJust 6% of surgeons working in private healthcare are women, new research shows
New research published in The Bulletin of the Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS England) has found that women make up just 6.2% of surgeons...
Read MoreMeeting growing demand for children’s activity-based rehabilitation
Neurokinex Kids has already supported 270 children nationwide and helped more than 20 at Bristol. In 2025, the Bristol team...
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