Ideas That Work: Innovative ideas. The many roles of red.

FDA approves "Belly Balloon" weight-loss device. The temporary endoscopic treatment helps obese patients lose weight without surgery.

For pediatric safety, try this Idea That Works from West Chester, Pennsylvania.

2015 cataract technology survey. A look at how your peers are embracing recent innovations.

The benefit of a surgical soundtrack. Surgeons stitch faster and better when they're grooving.

Pittsburgh physician accused of poaching lion in Zimbabwe. Alleged illegal hunt occurred months before recent "Cecil" outcry.

Is it chronic pain, or something worse? Guidelines highlight potentially deadly spinal infection.

8-Year-old boy makes history with bilateral hand transplant surgery.

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

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

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.

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.

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

Unlabeled meds lead to $5.1M verdict. Local anesthetic switch left patient with brain damage.

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

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

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

ASC Employee Who Sent Confidential E-mails to Her Home Convicted of Computer Fraud

Robotic surgery linked to 144 patient deaths over 13-year timespan. FDA documents show more than 10,000 reported robotic surgery problems between 2000 and 2013.