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We are the publishers of Orthopedics This Week, the most widely read publication in the Orthopedics industry. Orthopedics is, in our way of thinking, a small town with roughly 250,000 reside...

Episodes

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New Bill Streamlines Medical Device Process

Bipartisan bill HR 2474 the Medical Product Review Harmonization Act of 2017 was submitted by California U.S. House of Representatives Mimi...

09:50Jul 5, 2017

Hanging Tough: Lumbar Disc Replacement Over Fusion

Jack Zigler keeps tracking his ProDisc patients, now 12 years post FDA approval. Just as he found at 3 years, 5 years and 7 years post appro...

06:50Jul 5, 2017

Spooks, Phishing and Cyberattacks Cripple Hospitals

Spook technology stolen from U.S. spy agencies was used by hackers in a phishing cyberattack that crippled Britain's National Health Service...

11:10May 30, 2017

Systemic Bias in Clinical Research

Orthopedics This Week calls for a change in the economic framework for the clinical study process globally. The current system is undermined...

13:12May 30, 2017

The Last Men Standing

Once upon a time lumbar arthroplasty was the most innovative and exciting development in spine surgery. Thirteen years ago the procedure hit...

10:16May 26, 2017

HCAHPS Report Card: A+ or C-?

Millions of patients have evaluated their hospital, physician and nurse experience by way of the HCAHPS survey. Patients seem happy. But CMS...

10:09May 11, 2017

All Aboard the Opioid Tax BOAT

A bill is pending to amend the Internal Revenue Code's Public Health Service Act (PHSA). The Budgeting for Opioid Addiction Treatment Act (B...

07:18May 11, 2017

A Cry for Help? FDA Bares Concerns in NEJM

The most senior FDA executives went public with their worries, frustration even, we suspect, impotence regarding the plethora of stem cells...

14:08May 11, 2017

New MIS Spine Study Group Launch; New Study Targets Cellular RA Triggers; Active Implants Names Ted Davis President, CEO

Kern Singh, M.D. is advancing the science of spine with the establishment of the MISSG. New research suggests that we need to look deeper in...

07:39Apr 13, 2017

The Case of Brazil's "Prosthetic Mafia"

A private Brazilian insurance group claims U.S. orthopedic and other implant device makers and the U.S. government allegedly violated the Fo...

10:03Apr 13, 2017

Galatz v. Crosby: Biceps Long Tendon: Pain Generator Requiring Tenodesis in TSA

OK, everyone agrees tenodesis is the way to go for TSA. But with no prospective, randomized clinical trials regarding the long head of the b...

18:31Apr 13, 2017

Flatow v Seitz: Optimal Glenoid Fixation Requires Cement

Excellent debate this week. While both debaters agree that metal backed shoulder implants fail, the battle lines are clearly drawn when it c...

19:28Apr 13, 2017

The $1,000 Infection Tax

In this new era of cost containment in medicine, adding over $1,000 to the cost of a procedure sounds fiscally irresponsible. A group of new...

05:25Apr 13, 2017

New Evidence: Mild Concussions Related to ALS

A new concussion model developed by Gretchen Thomsen, Ph.D., of the Regenerative Medicine Institute at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los An...

08:17Apr 13, 2017

"Procedure Bum Rush" Before ACA Overhaul

Doctors and patients report rushes for procedures as worries over ACA overhaul spike.

10:38Mar 24, 2017

12 Leading North American Hand Surgeons

According to their colleagues, these are the leading orthopedic hand surgeons in North America. Whether handling the wrist, elbow, or hand,...

07:22Mar 24, 2017

Peachtree Orthopedics Massive Hack Affects 500,000+ Patients

Peachtree Orthopedics is the second orthopedic clinic in Atlanta to fall victim to TheDarkOverlord hacking group in 2016. With over half a m...

10:05Mar 10, 2017

Romeo v Sperling: Moderate OA in Patients <50: Best Treated with Arthroscopic Debridement

This is a very challenging problem. Young people with severe shoulder problems. Arthroplasty or arthroscopy? In this debate, the nuances are...

18:51Feb 23, 2017

Lewallen v. Hofmann: The Cemented All-Poly Tibia: An Affordable Care Act Solution

All-poly tibia is a very cost effective alternative and, says David Lewallen, M.D., should be part of every knee surgeon's armamentarium. BU...

19:02Feb 23, 2017

Pain Meds and Hearing Loss in Women; Houston Methodist's New Biomechanics Lab; Implant Corrosion Update

Familiar pain meds are associated with hearing loss in women! Houston Methodist is sporting a new ortho biomechanics lab, complete with stat...

10:11Feb 23, 2017