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The four principles behind the advancement of spinal surgery

The four principles behind the advancement of spinal surgery

Thursday, 02 Feb 2012
James Yue, programme chair for the annual meeting of the International Society for the Advancement of Spine Surgery (ISASS12; 20–23 March 2012, Barcelona, Spain) talks to Spinal News International about advances in spinal surgery and the themes of ISASS12. [read more]
Can we and should we measure quality of life following treatment of spinal metastases?

Can we and should we measure quality of life following treatment of spinal metastases?

Thursday, 27 Oct 2011
Alan Crockard and David Choi review the effect of surgery on quality of life in patients with spinal epidural metastases. Crockard also gave a talk about this topic at IMAST. [read more]
Whitecloud Award winners 2011

Whitecloud Award winners 2011

Thursday, 27 Oct 2011
The Whitecloud Awards honour the best clinical and scientific papers at IMAST. This year’s winners, Jacob Buchowski and Vishal Sarwahi, talk to Spinal News International about their award-winning papers. [read more]
Is minimally invasive spinal surgery the future?

Is minimally invasive spinal surgery the future?

Thursday, 13 Oct 2011
Greg Anderson, orthopaedic surgeon, Philadelphia, USA, is chairing a hands-on course on minimally invasive surgery at the upcoming 26th annual meeting of the North American Spine Society (NASS) in Chicago, USA, he shared with Spinal News International his views on the evidence to support the use of minimally invasive spinal surgery, the reluctance from some surgeons to use less-invasive techniques and the skills needed to become proficient in these techniques. [read more]
The importance of optimising neurologic safety during spinal deformity surgery

The importance of optimising neurologic safety during spinal deformity surgery

Friday, 01 Jul 2011
Lawrence Lenke, the surgeon behind the Lenke system of classification, tells Spinal News International how one of the most feared complications of spinal deformity surgery is lower extremity paralysis and how surgeons have to thoroughly prepare pre-operatively to identify patients who are high-risk. [read more]
BMP-binding proteins, an exciting development

BMP-binding proteins, an exciting development

Thursday, 21 Apr 2011
Jeffrey Wang spoke to Spinal News International about the latest developments in biologics, off-label use of rhBMP2 and interesting research findings which emerged from the Global Spine Congress, recently held in Barcelona, Spain. [read more]
Can quantitative discomanometry help in patient selection for percutaneous treatments?

Can quantitative discomanometry help in patient selection for percutaneous treatments?

Friday, 04 Feb 2011
Alexis Kelekis and Dimitrios Filippiadis spoke to Spinal News about how quantitative discomanometry might serve as useful tool for patient selection in choosing the appropriate percutaneous therapy. [read more]
Opinion: Issues to consider in surgical treatments for the older spine

Opinion: Issues to consider in surgical treatments for the older spine

Thursday, 27 Jan 2011
Spinal surgery in the elderly is correlated with high complication rates depending mostly on cardiac function and the status of the immune system. Marco GA Teli recommends a multidisciplinary approach. [read more]
Online library of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis cases could help make best surgical decisions

Online library of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis cases could help make best surgical decisions

Thursday, 27 Jan 2011
Spinal News International interviewed physician-inventor Vincent Arlet on his creation, Scolisoft, an online library of surgical cases of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis that can be queried with a click of a mouse. [read more]
“The biggest challenge for all current artificial discs in the United States is getting FDA approval”

“The biggest challenge for all current artificial discs in the United States is getting FDA approval”

Thursday, 27 Jan 2011
Kenneth A Pettine tells Spinal News International about the new crop of artificial discs and general challenges for arthroplasty. Pettine is a co-inventor of the Maverick artificial disc. [read more]
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