Tackling the learning curve of MIS surgery
Dr Parajón and Prof Thomé, two key opinion leaders in the field of MIS surgery, provide an overview of the...
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New research indicates that young recreational and elite athletes commonly accumulate excess fluid in the bone marrow around the joint...
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PROMOTIONAL FEATURE BlackArmor Carbon/PEEK spinal implants from icotec offer new opportunities in radiation therapy of a spinal tumour The spine...
Read MoreMedical malpractice trends in spinal surgery
Dr Ajay Aggarwal, healthcare underwriter and risk analyst at Allied World, looks at current trends in medical malpractice and the...
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Patients with severe spinal cord injury (SCI) often experience chronically low blood pressure that negatively affects their health, their quality...
Read MoreTi-iT® – osseointegration technology – eight years of clinical success
icotec’s Ti-iT® osseointegration technology is a clinical success story. Never changed since its introduction eight years ago, icotec’s rough plasma...
Read MoreSpinal surgery for osteoporosis is no better for pain relief than injections
Vertebroplasty is no more effective for pain relief than a sham procedure in older patients with osteoporosis, finds a trial...
Read MoreEUROSPINE’s best in show
Get acquainted with three of the six abstract submissions for EUROPSINE 2018, which have been elected as Best of Show...
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