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Suspect Stem Cell Treatments Touted for Knee Arthritis

March 20, 2018

(Medscape) – Hundreds of clinics in the United States are selling stem cell treatments for knee osteoarthritis without solid evidence of their claims, researchers warn. […]

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Is There a Method to Stryker’s Mako Madness?

August 1, 2017

(Qmed News) – An orthopedic surgeon wanting a Mako Total Knee robot today would likely have to wait about five months before being able to start performing total knee surgeries with the robot. But, there is a method behind Stryker’s Mako madness. […]

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This orthopedic surgery is the world’s most common. But patients rarely benefit, a panel says

May 11, 2017

STAT – The world’s most common orthopedic procedure — knee arthroscopy — is frequently a waste of time and money and should almost never be performed on patients with degenerative knee disease. […]

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Knee Surgery Does Not Improve Life Quality for Many Patients

April 1, 2017

Medscape – Total knee replacement provides minimal quality-of-life benefit for patients with less severe disability at baseline, according to new research. Thus, the treatment, as currently practiced in the United States, is not cost-effective. […]

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  • Augmedics completes second successful cadaver study with the xvision-spine (XVS) AR surgical navigation system
  • 3-D model gives clearer picture of complex cases
  • OSF Ventures Invests in Level Ex to Scale Video Game-Based Medical Training
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