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GLG News by Orthopedic Surgeons (US)

Analysis of: Doctors Sell Hip Resurfacing to Boomers (www.nytimes.com)
This article speculates that hip resurfacing will increase in popularity.  Because traditional total hip arthroplasty is predictable, reliable, and safe, hip resurfacing will not capture more than 4-5% of the THA market. 
Analysis of: Health Web Sites Offer Personalized Services (www.ihealthbeat.org)
1. An electronic health record will streamline patient's care, making it more effective and less costly both to themselves and the medical system.2. Some form of this idea will become indispensable in the near future.  
January 29, 2007
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Analysis of: Study Demonstrates One Administration of Synvisc Improves Osteoarthritis Pain (www.genzyme.com)
Implications: 1. Decreased cost 2. Decreased morbidity
January 29, 2007
Resurfacing revisited
Analysis of: More surgeons turning to resurfacing for DJD in baby boomers' hips and shoulders (www.orthosupersite.com)
Implications:1. This has been done before2. No long-term data
Analysis of: More surgeons turning to resurfacing for DJD in baby boomers' hips and shoulders (www.orthosupersite.com)
-Resurfacing is not new and will result in modest inroads into the market. -The HemiCAP from Arthrosurface expands surgical options in osteonecrosis of the shoulder and hip.
Analysis of: Is CMS Setting the Stage to Deny Coverage for Spine Fusion (www.ryortho.com)
The current data regarding efficacy of spinal fusion does not justify any changes in clinical practice.   There is insufficient data, new or old, to change reimbursement patterns for spinal surgery.The publication of the SPORT study (the fusion cohort of patients) in the next two years...
Analysis of: First Patient Enrolled in Medtronic’s Clinical Trial of the DIAM Spinal Stabilization System (wwwp.medtronic.com)
Once released on the market, this device will be a major competitor for the X-STOP which was recently approved by the FDA.There is a large group of patients with mild to moderate lumbar spinal stenosis who might benefit from this technology.
Analysis of: Spacer Insertion may offer less invasive option for lumbar problems (www.medicalnewstoday.com)
The X-STOP device, and other intespinous spacers, may replace conventional surgery for a large number of patients with lumbar spinal stenosis.More studies, long term follow-up, and comparison to current surgical options will still need to be assessed prior to making spacers standard treat...
Analysis of: University evaluates new device to treat brain tumors (www.medicalnewstoday.com)
If proven successful, this device will be used on the large majority of patients diagnosed with primary malignant brain tumors.
Analysis of: For Herniated Lumbar Disk, Medical Therapy Matches Surgery (www.medpagetoday.com)
The conclusion of the SPORT study comes short of favoring one treatment over another. One thing that was clear from the study was the equivalence of the two treatment options.This study has no implications on cost of care, as the differential cost of the two treatment options was not studied. This study,...

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