Surgical Symphony

Vantage Surgery Center’s well-honed efficiency, experience and collaborative culture keep its orthopedic service lines flowing ... and growing.

Total Joints: Do Smart Implants Improve Outcomes?

Data-driven devices aim to personalize recoveries in joint replacement.

Behind Closed Doors: Unsolved Mysteries: Surgeon Preference Sheets

A simple solution that’s anything but.

Outpatient Surgery Magazine connects the ambulatory surgery community – and offers OR leaders a place to exchange ideas, learn about emerging trends and discover in-the-field solutions to daily challenges – providing the knowledge and tools to deliver high-quality care in the outpatient environment and keep healthcare workers and surgical patients safe.

September 2025

Retained Surgical Items Reports on the Rise

A mix of manual protocols and technological assistance is the key to preventing this sentinel event.

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Smart Solutions for Perioperative Infection Control

Advanced technologies are driving safer surgeries at ASCs.

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Special Edition: October 2025 – Staff & Patient Safety

Score! Surgical Smoke Evacuation Mandates Now the Law in 20 U.S. States

North Carolina and Delaware act to relieve OR teams from breathing toxic intraoperative plume.

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How to Make ‘Never Events’ as Rare as Possible

Retained surgical items, wrong surgeries and patient falls are ever-present challenges to overcome.

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