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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is back on the field this season after suffering a wrist injury last fall.
An Arthrex animation was used to educate viewers on Burrow’s injured right scapholunate ligament in his throwing wrist during the preseason Thursday Night Football broadcast on NFL on Prime.
Burrow returned to play with the Bengals during regular season Week 1 and has said his wrist is “continually getting better.”
Learn more about Arthrex Hand & Wrist innovations.
Arthrex’s cutting-edge surgical technology is spreading to more patients across the U.S., providing them with ultra minimally invasive solutions for spine surgery. Mark Prevost II, MD, recently performed the first endoscopic lumbar spine surgery at Walker Baptist Medical Center in Jasper, Alabama.
The STARability Foundation has awarded Arthrex with the STAR award, which recognizes local businesses committed to providing inclusive employment opportunities and vocational training experiences for participants in the foundation’s Trailblazer Academy. This community-based outreach program supports individuals with learning and developmental disabilities as they engage in lifelong learning experiences to gain new skills, build relationships and participate in the community.
University of Georgia Bulldogs offensive guard Tate Ratledge underwent the Arthrex Syndesmosis TightRope® XP procedure after spraining his left ankle in the third game of his senior season. Ratledge has started in 31 games for Georgia and was a second-team All American and first-team All SEC selection in 2023.
Bulldogs Coach Kirby Smart says he is undergoing rehab and will be back as soon as he can. Ratledge’s former teammate Brock Bowers made headlines last year for returning to the field in record time after TightRope surgery in November 2023.
Learn more about our minimally invasive solution for treating high ankle sprains.
Endoscopic spine surgery transformed Scott Chase’s life after struggling with intense back pain for many years.
Arthrex faculty surgeon, Saeed Sadrameli, MD, at AdventHealth in Orlando, performed an ultra minimally invasive procedure to bring Scott relief, faster. Dr. Sadreameli is paving the way for endoscopic spinal surgeons in Central Florida.
Click here to read more about Scott’s story.
WNDU News Now, the NBC affiliate located in South Bend, IN, details Riley's story and gives insight into the Syndesmosis TightRope® XP implant system from Arthrex Director of Foot and Ankle and Trauma, Michael Karnes. Click here to read more and watch the feature.
Industry publication ORTHOWORLD highlights how Arthrex innovation with endoscopic procedures has helped spine surgeons adopt a new perspective on treating their patients, as Arthrex Director of Global Spine Zak Kemp explains.
Read the article to learn more about the interest, barriers and goals for the future of Endoscopic Spine.
A steady wave of orthopedic and neuro-spine surgeons are transforming their practice to offer ultra-minimally invasive endoscopic treatment options designed to restore function, preserve motion, and minimize pain.
Arthrex faculty surgeon Mark Prevost II, MD, was recently featured in a story on Birmingham’s CBS 42, highlighting the advancements in spinal endoscopy and sharing his excitement for bringing these innovative techniques to his hometown.
Arthrex was mentioned in a recent On3 article highlighting college quarterback Riley Leonard's growing NIL brand. Leonard has partnered with companies like Gillette, Rhoback, EA Sports and Dick's Sporting Goods.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Major League Baseball legend Tommy John’s famous surgery, performed by then-Los Angeles Dodgers team physician Frank Jobe, MD, on September 25, 1974.
WVTM 13 News sports director Ryan Hennessy recently invited Arthrex faculty surgeon Jeffrey R. Dugas, MD, in studio to discuss the milestone. Dr. Dugas also highlighted how surgical innovations, like UCL Repair with the Arthrex InternalBrace™ system, are helping athletes return to play.
Endoscopic spine surgery is capturing national attention, with the latest story featuring Arthrex faculty surgeon Patrick Kim, MD, on Tampa Bay’s ABC Action News (WFTS).
Dr. Kim highlighted how minimally invasive spinal endoscopy is not only transforming the patient experience, but also reshaping the field of spine surgery through its cutting-edge techniques and innovative approach.
Click here to read more and watch the feature.
"You can come out on the other side of this with a positive outcome." - Audrey Biggs
For Biggs, that mindset became a driving force as she worked to recover from a devastating ACL injury. Now, after an inspiring recovery, she’s back on the court, already making an impact in her first season of collegiate basketball at the University of Pittsburgh.
Chad D. Lavender, MD, used the Arthrex QuadLink™ BioACL™ reconstruction with the InternalBrace™ technique to help her get back in the game.
PGA Tour legend Bernhard Langer talked to New England Sports Network (NESN) about his Achilles injury and surgery, noting he drew inspiration from and connected with NFL star Aaron Rodgers, who underwent the same procedure to repair his torn Achilles in September 2023.
Langer told NESN he had the "same Arthrex SpeedBridge repair," and explained that hearing about Rodgers’ recovery lifted his spirits.WVTM (NBC Birmingham) highlighted how Arthrex’s Elbow UCL InternalBrace™ repair helped University of Tennessee pitcher Drew Beam get back on the mound after tearing his ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) during his senior year of high school.
Drew’s surgeon, Jeffrey R. Dugas, MD, of Andrews Sports Medicine played a crucial role in helping the star pitcher accomplish his dreams of playing in the College World Series.
PGA Tour legend Bernhard Langer has officially returned to play, teeing off in the Insperity Invitational Tournament with the help of Arthrex innovation.
As he mentioned in an interview with the Golf Channel, the pro golfer drew inspiration from and connected with NFL star Aaron Rodgers, who underwent the same procedure to repair his torn Achilles in September 2023.
Chris Hodgkins, MD, treated Bernhard’s Achilles rupture using the PARS Achilles Midsubstance SpeedBridge™ repair.
Arthrex innovation for Achilles repair is helping PGA Champions Tour legend Bernhard Langer get back on the golf course. The decorated champion is preparing for the PGA Champions tour after Chris Hodgkins, MD, fixed Langer’s torn Achilles using the Arthrex PARS Achilles Midsubstance SpeedBridge™ repair. The 66-year old golfer was inspired by NFL star Aaron Rodgers’ speedy recovery from the same procedure utilizing SpeedBridge, saying “that encouraged me that I may be able to do something similar.” “My goal was always to be the best that I could be,” said Bernhard Langer.
The Arthrex UCL InternalBrace™ system is making headlines, including in Sports Illustrated, after the Atlanta Braves announced star pitcher Spencer Strider underwent the procedure to repair his right elbow.
Keith Meister, MD, performed the surgery on the Braves ace utilizing this innovative technique.
Thank you to SI.com for detailing how the UCL InternalBrace procedure can “help mitigate future damage to the joint” compared to traditional Tommy John surgery.
Read more information on how this innovative repair technique is helping athletes recover from injury.
Arthrex’s game-changing solution for one of the most common elbow injuries in athletes of all ages and levels of play continues to make headlines with a recent story in Medscape Medical News.
The WebMD-owned news outlet highlighted the Arthrex UCL repair with the InternalBrace™ system in a March article, calling it “the suture of the future.”
Arthrex Senior Product Manager Allen Holowecky shared insight with Medscape on why UCL InternalBrace is an innovative alternative to Tommy John surgery.
Arthrex is proud to see Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard back in action after enduring multiple injuries last season, including a high ankle sprain. Leonard had surgery to repair his ankle using the Arthrex Syndesmosis TightRope® XP implant system.
“Physically this is the best my ankle has felt in about six months now, so we’re finally kind of over that hump,” Leonard said during the team’s spring practice press conference.
Learn more about Arthrex’s minimally invasive solution for treating high ankle sprains on arthrex.com and read about Leonard’s recovery and “upbeat prognosis” on NDInsider.
The Florida bobcat treated with Arthrex Vet Systems products to repair her fractured leg has been successfully released to the wild after spending time recovering at the Naples Zoo.
Southwest Florida affiliate NBC2 wrote, "A fracture plate, donated by Arthrex, with locking screws, was used to stabilize the leg."
Read more on nbc-2.com and visit arthrexvetsystemsblog.com to learn more about the #Arthrex OrthoLine™ fracture management system used to repair the bobcat's leg.