Our new heavyweight table. The $75,000 workhorse has a 1,200-pound weight capacity and a host of other safety features.

Hot features in warming cabinets. The latest innovations promote safety, convenience and reliability.

The focused factory approach to surgery. Every facility, big or small, can implement a standardized approach to how it operates.

Keep staff on the lookout for potential problems with this Idea That Works from Morrow, Georgia.

Case carts carry the load. Don't overlook the critical role they play in your workflow.

Strategies for more precise surgical fluid management. Your intraoperative fluid therapy decisions influence post-operative outcomes.

Coding & Billing: Top ICD-10 challenges for eye cases. Be on the lookout for these common coding errors.

Behind Closed Doors: My Fellow Americans. Why the next president should come from the OR.

Legal Update: Is your pain practice appealing to investors? Here's what corporate partners are looking for in the specialty.

Thinking of Buying ... A fluid waste management system. Consider the benefits of closed collection and disposal.

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A new way to clean GI scopes. Some are calling for a shift in endoscope reprocessing from high-level disinfection to steam sterilization.

10 abdominal surgery advances. Innovative techniques and tools continue to move the ball forward.

Ideas That Work: Innovative ideas. Take the Scare Out of Care for Pediatric Patients

5 ways to make your cataract patients happy. A surgeon who has been on both sides of the table shares his top tips for improving patient satisfaction.

Medical Malpractice: Could Your Front Desk Get You Sued? Be careful who's dispensing advice to patients.

Help boost staff spirit and promote self-confidence with this Idea That Works from Fremont, California.

A Fond Look Back at OR Excellence 2015. Pictures from this year's conference in San Antonio.

The role of real-time intraoperative imaging. Efficiency and accessibility were an unexpected focus of our imaging upgrade.