"A patient came in after what was described as a 'head injury.' We realized how bad it was after seeing a plastic grocery bag ...

Have you ever wondered whether the handedness of a surgeon may affect their ability to perform surgery? A new study ...

Haptic gloves and teleoperation systems: Surgeons can now wear haptic gloves that simulate the feel of real tissue during ...

For the third time in Connecticut, Dr. Arriana Gianakos performed ankle surgery on an awake patient at Yale New Haven ...

When a piece of hardware – like a screw – needs to be inserted into a patient’s spine, it’s important that it is placed in ...

At a time when the U.S. government is turning inward and pulling funding for critical health care projects around the world, ...

Spine surgeons have been on their toes keeping up with new developments in healthcare policy in the first months of the year. Here is how five surgeons are thinking about the landscape. Note: ...

In 2021, several spine and orthopedic societies published a stance warning against allowing non-spine surgeons to perform spinal arthrodesis. Years after that statement was published, many spine ...

Speakers at an American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting town hall said with the use of AI on the rise in many ...

One of the potential drawbacks of robotic surgery is that a surgeon has to rely on visual information to determine how much ...

As total joint replacements shift increasingly to the outpatient setting, physicians are taking a new, “multimodal” approach to pain management. According to a recent study published in he Journal of ...

What if a headset could make surgery safer, faster, and less physically taxing? Surgeons are embracing DigiLoupes, a powerful ...