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Benefits of Membership
“The AANS/CNS Spine Section brings together neurosurgeons, orthopedic spine surgeons, spine surgery fellows, as well as residents and advanced practice providers focused on spinal surgery. The Spine Section advances our interests, represents us in national advocacy, and disseminates science. Becoming a member means joining this exceptional community and helping it grow.” ...Read More >
Spine Section On Twitter
Jun 03
Tune in for the latest Congress of Neurological Surgeons Systematic Review and Evidence-Based Guidelines for Perioperative Spine: Preoperative Nutritional Assessment bit.ly/43jzpCB with host, Benjamin Elder @NeurosurgeryOSU @CNS_Update @DKondziolkaCNS @haboualshaar pic.twitter.com/LKQN7pyAZb Retweeted by AANS/CNS Spine Section
May 17
Read the #NEUEditorsChoice article International and Multicenter Prospective Controlled Study of #Dysphagia After Anterior Cervical #Spine Surgery bit.ly/42WeODD by Falavigna et al University of Caxias do Sul, Caxias do Sul, Brazil @JohnHShinMD @Zaazoue @urquiagajf_MD Retweeted by AANS/CNS Spine Section
May 17
Have you registered yet for the #2023CNS Annual Meeting? Get ready to imagine, innovate, and be inspired in our nation's capital September 9-13! We have some exciting speakers, science, and more to share with you, so start planning today: cns.org/2023
@EladLevyMD pic.twitter.com/c6nVBsKb1r Retweeted by AANS/CNS Spine Section
Apr 22
We're excited to report on two new potential therapeutic options for chordoma patients: gemcitabine, a widely used, low-cost cancer drug, and a class of drugs called ATR inhibitors, which are currently in clinical development. (1/2) bit.ly/3oxKP60 Retweeted by AANS/CNS Spine Section