PRP vs. Steroids in the Rotator Cuff: A Slow Burn Beats a Quick Hit
Will this study end the corticosteroid vs PRP debate? Maybe not, but it sure gives PRP advocates new ammunition.
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Michael Parks, M.D. Steps into AAOS Presidential Line
Another major leadership move in orthopedics is underway โ Michael L. Parks, M.D., named First Vice President of AAOS.
UCSF Taps Rajiv Sethi to Lead Spine Surgery
UC San Francisco appointed Rajiv Sethi, M.D., Ph.D., as Chief of Orthopaedic Spine Surgery, andโฆ

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Legal & Regulatory and Reimbursement
Medtronic Tagged for $380 Million โ a Warning to Others? ย
The verdict against Medtronic, ordering damages in favor of rival Applied Medical Resources, is more than a high-stakes commercial dispute.
Large Joints and Extremities
FDA Approves Expanded Clinical Applications for SINEFIXโข in Soft Tissue Repair
Broader indications reinforce SINEFIX as a versatile alternative to traditional suture anchors for soft tissue-to-bone fixation.
University Of Utah Orthopaedic Innovation Center Announces FDA Clearance of Breakthrough Dynamic Compression Implant System
University of Utah announced FDA 510(k) clearance of the CoAptixโข S 7.5mm System.
Dual Mobility vs. Jumbo Heads in Primary THA
Dual mobility hip or a jumbo head. Which provides better, long-term stability?
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Intellijoint Surgical and Insurgical Announce Strategic Partnership to Advance Orthopaedic Technology
Intellijoint Surgical announced a strategic partnership focused on advancing a more efficient, practical, and cost-conscious approach to joint replacement surgeryโฆ

















