Becker's Spine Review

Spine Review_October 2024

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The meetings that keep Cedars-Sinai's spine faculty strong Los Angeles-based Cedars-Sinai has remained a leader in spine surgery on the West Coast, and its department co- directors said they focus on keeping their staff sharp. 2 OSF surgeons look to stand out with new endoscopic spine program Max Kahn, MD, and Sohail Syed, MD, said they're both optimistic about the direction endoscopic spine surgery is taking, and they see its growing potential in spinal care. continued on page 9 continued on page 10 continued on page 8 An overlooked issue with spine technology Enabling technologies are becoming more entrenched in and more widely adopted in spine surgery, but there is a concern that the next generation of surgeons may rely too heavily on new technology to help them through complex surgeries. 15+ STORIES INSIDE How single-specialty ASCs may have an advantage p. 19 30TH ANNUAL MEETING The Business & Operations of ASCS October 30 - November 2, 2024 Hyatt Regency Chicago SAVE THE DATE IN THIS ISSUE: The spine procedures eligible for UnitedHealthcare's new gold card program p. 6 Spine surgeon donates $120M to UCLA p. 6 How 4 orthopedic leaders are addressing financial headwinds p. 15 Spine surgeon alignment dropped screw price 67% at ASC p. 18 ASC leader pay soars p. 19 CEO rebuilds Pennsylvania system after $440M loss p. 21 October 2024 • Vol. 2024 No. 4

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