24 January 2020, BASS Cadaveric Spinal Surgery Workshop 2020; Keele
With the success of the cadaveric courses held in previous years, it is our great pleasure to announce the BASS...
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1-11 December 2019, AO Foundation Davos Course 2019; Switzerland
Join more than 1,500 health care professionals from over 80 countries at the AO Davos Courses, the AO’s flagship educational...
Read MoreScreening for cervical spine risk factors could reduce CT scans by half
An estimated eight million children suffer blunt trauma annually, and while cervical spine injury (CSI) is serious, it is uncommon....
Read More7 December 2019, 18th Basic Biomechanics in Orthopaedics Course; London
Orthopaedic surgery is the ‘nuts & bolts’ speciality; it is as much a biomechanical science as it is a surgical...
Read More‘Fusion’ with 3D printing technology is redefining the future of spinal surgeries
Ronak Shah and Sabyasachi Ghosh, of Future Market Insights, questions whether 3D printing technology holds the potential to transform the...
Read MoreManagement update for pyogenic spinal infections
The British Association of Spine Surgeons (BASS) have released a management update for pyogenic spondylodiscitis to assist all clinicians with...
Read MoreSurgeon in focus – Syed Aftab
Spinal Surgery News talks to Mr Syed Aftab, consultant spinal orthopaedic surgeon at the Royal London (Barts Health NHS Trust)....
Read MoreActive lifestyles may help damaged nerves to heal after spinal injuries
New research from Imperial College London shows that leading an active lifestyle may increase the likelihood of damaged nerves regenerating...
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