Past Meeting Videos

Spinal Cord Injury in the Elderly—Scientific Session 7: Spine Trauma: Update in Best Practices

2024 | Anthony M. DiGiorgio

Spinal Cord Decompression Following Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury—Scientific Session 7: Spine Trauma: Update in Best Practices

2024 | Bizhan Aarabi

Imaging: MR/Tractography and Ultrasound for Spinal Cord Injury—Scientific Session 7: Spine Trauma: Update in Best Practices

2024 | Saman Shabani

Topic 3: Multilevel Cervical Myelopathy with Kyphosis—Cahill Debates

2024 | Jay D. Turner, Burak M. Ozgur, Gerald E. Rodts, Jr.

Topic 2: Endoscopic Spine—One Tool or The New Norm—Cahill Debates

2024 | Daniel Hoh, Michael Y. Wang, Dean Chou

Topic 1: CDR or Tried and True ACDF—Cahill Debates

2024 | Erica F. Bisson, Domagoj Coric, Zoher Ghogawala

The Future of MIS—What’s Next—Scientific Session 6: Minimally Invasive: Is It One Size Fits All?

2024 | Michael Y. Wang

MIS Applications in The Cervical Spine—Scientific Session 6: Minimally Invasive: Is It One Size Fits All?

2024 | Domagoj Coric

Evolution of MIS Lateral Approaches—Scientific Session 6: Minimally Invasive: Is It One Size Fits All?

2024 | Juan S. Uribe

Limitations of MIS Deformity—Scientific Session 6: Minimally Invasive: Is It One Size Fits All?

2024 | Jay D. Turner

Considering MIS Approaches in Deformity—Scientific Session 6: Minimally Invasive: Is It One Size Fits All?

2024 | Praveen V. Mummaneni

How Do You Define Invasiveness—Scientific Session 6: Minimally Invasive: Is It One Size Fits All?

2024 | Nima Alan

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