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Another AAOS annual meeting has come and gone. A lot of hard work and dedication from our team went into sharing our technology with the Academy. The support and accolades we received this year were impressive, to say the least. And the level of interest in our...

There is a new generation of surgical positioning equipment available that is easier to use, more versatile, easier to clean, and safer for the patient.

Just because your equipment is properly processed through an autoclave steam sterilization system and is likely sterile, doesn’t guarantee it is 100% free of organic matter. Here are 5 things we suggest to look for when selecting equipment and help better understand where hidden debris can be lurking.

This week we had the privilege to be a guest speaker on Engineering (STEM) for 60 very sharp first grade students at a local elementary school that is currently studying all about engineering. One of our Design Engineers, John Wendrick, presented on the process of how...

There are many goals during a surgery.  High on the list are protecting the patient, minimizing complications, and improving patient outcomes.  These goals fit closely together, and there are some seemingly obvious ways to move them all in a positive direction. 1....

With the coming of the New Year, it is a common desire to improve. Although we tend to focus on personal and professional improvement, our success often has a profound impact on those around us. Improvement can come through a new approach, a new technique, a new tool,...