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Cavendish Medical – Pension consultations now concluded
Dr Benjamin Holdsworth on the benefits compensation choice The government has now concluded on the ‘McCloud’ consultation which refers to the age discrimination court case regarding the 2015 NHS Pension
NSpine: Managing children with complex craniocervical deformities
Dominic Thompson from GOSH in London shares his incredible wealth of experience in assessing and managing children with complex craniocervical deformities
More than 200,000 patients waiting over a year for hospital treatment
New NHS England statistics published recently show the huge strain COVID-19 is putting on waiting lists, with more than 200,000 patients waiting more than a year for hospital treatment. A
Fear of complaints pushing doctors to breaking point, warns MDU
Doctors fear a wave of complaints due to the difficulties of caring for patients during the pandemic, according to a new survey published recently. The survey of 1,203 doctors by
NSpine: Plastic closures in complex tumour resections
Peter Varga, a hugely experienced tumour surgeon with one of the largest primary tumour practices in Europe, shares his experience and techniques in plastic closures in complex tumour resections
Spinal Improvement Partnership between The Walton Centre NHS Trust and Northgate Public Services set to enhance patient safety
The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust will become the first centre of excellence for spinal services to give surgeons and medical device manufacturers detailed insight on the long term effectiveness of
TOSCA® Standard and Expansion – Anterior Cervical Stabilization
Promotional feature In 2005, the first SIGNUS plate for anterior cervical stabilization was launched: TOSCA. It offers the user a high degree of flexibility for ventral stabilisation of C2 to
NSpine: Complex cases
Abhay Nene, a highly experienced paediatric deformity surgeon from Mumbai, delivers an impressive talk on complex cases he has encountered
Blood pressure can be controlled without drugs after spinal cord injury
Dr. Richi Gill is back at work, able to enjoy time with his family in the evening and get a good night’s sleep, thanks to research. Three years ago, Gill
Student uses zebrafish to study spinal deformities
Popular in aquariums all over the world, the zebrafish is native to South Asia. But in a Cincinnati Children’s laboratory, the freshwater variant plays a vital role in scientific discovery.
