In Case You Missed It: A recap of the hottest headlines from our online news coverage.

Thinking of buying airway visualization technology? It's not just for training and emergencies anymore.

Editor's Page: surgeon report cards get failing grade. They don't always measure what matters most to patients.

Enhance your surface disinfection efforts. Wipes and whole room disinfection ensure ORs are as clean as possible.

4 arthroscopy game-changers. From 4K to biologics, these advances are improving case efficiencies and surgical outcomes.

Positioned for success. Situating patients properly provides surgeons with the access they need to optimize outcomes.

Breaking stereotypes, fixing joints. Q&A with Karen Wu, MD, FAAOS, joint replacement specialist and advocate for gender diversity in orthopedics.

Inside our outpatient total joints program. Sending patients home hours after knee or hip replacement is ortho's hottest trend.

Are you getting the most out of your C-arm? The newest units offer enhanced imaging, smaller footprints and minimal radiation exposure.

Top-notch tables. Specialty surfaces that ease patient positioning and intraoperative imaging open outpatient doors to complex cases.

It's time for personalized tourniquet systems. They deliver more efficient application of cuff pressure to the limb, letting you use lower and safer tourniquet pressures.

5 essentials in post-op pain management. Why you should ditch the opioids -- and what to use instead.

More power to them. Surgeons want high-end features in the tools of their trade.

Make sure surgical sites are marked with this Idea That Works from Fort Myers, Florida.

Business Advisor: Shopping smart for capital equipment. Yes, it's possible to upgrade your ORs without breaking the bank.

Coding & Billing: A partial and confusing list of spine codes. Your claims could include excluded and covered services.

Editor's Page: Say no to surveillance cameras in the OR. A proposed law would require ASCs and hospitals to install black boxes.

Protect your tablets with this Idea That Works from Chicago, Illinois.

Anesthesia Alert: Should you stock Succinylcholine or Rocuronium? Which should be your first choice for breaking a laryngospasm?

What's new in gastroenterology? Cool products from Digestive Disease Week.