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Read more about the article Anterior Scoliosis Surgery

Anterior Scoliosis Surgery

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  • Post published: June 27, 2024
  • Post category:Medical

Just like acapella groups work in harmony, so do Dr. Pell and I! (CAPicotto. PELL. 😉) For this anterior scoliosis case where our patient was suffering from a degenerative collapsing…

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Two Cervical Surgeries: Anterior and Posterior

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  • Post published: June 25, 2024
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Two cervical surgeries on the docket, an anterior and a posterior! Our first patient suffers from a herniation causing occipital headaches. (Which can actually feel worse than any neck pain.)…

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Read more about the article An Inside Look At An Endoscopic Decompression Discectomy

An Inside Look At An Endoscopic Decompression Discectomy

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  • Post published: June 21, 2024
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Jump into the OR at Amherst Surgery Center for an inside look at an endoscopic decompression discectomy. Watch til the end for a glimpse of an actual piece of disc…

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Read more about the article Being a Spine Surgeon (3/3)

Being a Spine Surgeon (3/3)

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  • Post published: June 20, 2024
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(Part 3/3) Being on call as a spine surgeon can be rough, especially when you have to choose between personal life experiences and the OR. After my divorce, my son came to live with me;…

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Read more about the article Being a Spine Surgeon (2/3)

Being a Spine Surgeon (2/3)

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  • Post published: June 18, 2024
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(Part 2/3) Heartfelt or disingenuous? After nearly 40 years as a spine surgeon, I understand just how difficult this profession is. Spine surgery is incredibly rewarding, but does require a large amount…

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Read more about the article Using A Neurostimulator To Relieve Chronic Pain

Using A Neurostimulator To Relieve Chronic Pain

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  • Post published: June 17, 2024
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Tiktokkers aren't shy about sharing their opinion, but neither am I. Remember: Neurostimulation is an imperfect science. Hence, the need for a trial! Here's why I use a neurostimulator as…

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Read more about the article Being a Spine Surgeon (1/3)

Being a Spine Surgeon (1/3)

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  • Post published: June 17, 2024
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(Part 1/3) Unlike many people who, sadly, don't love their jobs, there's nothing about being a spine surgeon that I don't like. Not only do I love my job, I…

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Read more about the article Implanting A Trial Neurostimulator

Implanting A Trial Neurostimulator

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  • Post published: June 14, 2024
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It's a beautiful day in the OR! We just finished our first case of the day: implanting a trial neurostimulator to provide much needed pain relief for a patient. Struggling…

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Read more about the article Spine Surgeon Recertification

Spine Surgeon Recertification

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  • Post published: June 13, 2024
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Recertification may not be the quickest or most exciting process, but as a proud member of the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, I'm always prepared for critiques that allow me…

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Risk Management & Continuous Education

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  • Post published: June 11, 2024
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Behind every successful surgery is a commitment to lifelong learning. 🤓 Continuous education keeps me at the cutting edge of my work. It's all about staying sharp and providing the…

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