Dr. Burns presents his technique for using BioBrace® and tips and pearls.

Dr. Hiemstra presents on patellofemoral instability and discusses case studies.

A Retrospective Chart Review was undertaken to evaluate safety and clinical outcomes of the BioBrace® Implant across various applications.

The ability of a reinforced implant to rapidly induce the formation of host generated regularly oriented connective tissue within a tendon defect may represent a novel approach.

This study shows that a reinforced implant induced a proliferative healing response that improved the thickness of the repair tissue, and was as strong as controls.

Results support the ability of BioBrace® to encourage new tissue ingrowth and remodeling regardless of anatomic site.

Dr. Edwards discusses why patients may need BioBrace®, considerations, the implant composition, and her technique.

Dr. Paul Favorito presents a surgical case, studies, and reasons why he incorporates BioBrace® into repairs.

Dr. Raymond Walls presents clinical outcomes of CartiMax® in the foot and ankle.

Dr. Mounzer discusses current biliary stenting options and reasons he chooses the GORE® VIABIL® Stent.

Dr. Sherman goes in-depth about the features of BioBrace® and shares knee case examples.

Dr. Alkhalaf narrates over surgical clips that show his approach to ACL Reconstruction with BioBrace®

A PubMed abstract that explores how variation in temperature ranges can negatively affect cells and tissues during orthopedic surgery, particularly during ablation and other techniques.

Dr. Deryk Jones discusses his clinical experience in knee and shoulder procedures with BioBrace®.

Dr. Scott Sigman presents studies and surgical cases involving BioBrace®.

This study investigates cyclic creep and max load in a rotator cuff repair with and without augmentation in an ovine model.

A PubMed abstract on an article detailing the five-step EBP process and valuable insights into EBP for perioperative RNs.

Dr. D’Hondt shares robotic surgery pitfalls and tips in this short video excerpt.

The medical center is first in the nation to implement low pressure as standard for all laparoscopic surgeries.

A PubMed abstract on a study comparing surgical outcomes between AirSeal® and standard insufflators in patients undergoing the most frequently performed laparoscopic procedures.