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‘I’m a Neurosurgeon Who Can’t Move. Now What?’
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Neurosurgeons as Musicians
Neurosurgery is a potentially dangerous career choice. Unlike many vocations, being a neurosurgeon very quickly becomes an integral, and often…
The AANS/CNS Section On Disorders Of The Spine And Peripheral Nerves Announces The Release Of The Lumbar Fusion Guidelines – An Evidenced-Based Approach To Lumbar Fusion
In March, 2003, the Spine Section of the AANS/CNS was charged by the leadership of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons…

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3 Dec

💼 Special Course 5: The Business and Economics of Spine Surgery – What the Future Holds

As the field of spine surgery evolves, understanding the business and economic dynamics is no longer optional—it's essential. This course is designed to empower spine surgeons with the…

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21 Nov

What Would You Do Wednesday?

A 67-year-old male presents with acute neck pain following a motor vehicle collision (MVC).

Share your thoughts and approach in the comments below! Let’s learn from each other’s expertise. 💡

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14 Nov

🌟 Special Course 4: Endoscopic Spine Surgery—From Simple to Complex 🌟
The 2025 Spine Summit is excited to feature Special Course 4, showcasing the latest advancements in endoscopic spine surgery. This course, presented in partnership with the Korean Minimally Invasive Spine…

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14 Nov

This week’s case features a 66-year-old patient with progressive weakness and signs and symptoms of myelopathy. No major medical issues, BMI: 29.

Take a look at the imaging and clinical details. How would you approach this case? What are your recommendations?

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“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 >
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