Being a Spine Surgeon (2/3)
(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…
(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…
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…
(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…
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…
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…
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…
Ever wonder how we help the spine heal itself? Amazing tools like the spinal cage and screws stabilize while allowing organic bone regrowth. By holding the vertebrae in place, the…
Ever wonder what keeps me energized during long days in the OR? ☕ I drink Super Coffee (@drinksupercoffee)! Delicious and packed with good stuff like protein and calcium. Plus, a…
Grateful for an incredible workshop in Florida to refine lumbar endoscopy skills with some of the best surgeons out there - @minimally_invasive_spine @peterdermanmd & Dr. Sanjay Konakondla! 🌟 If you…
Let's talk about that viral video of a screw hitting the aorta. I know it looks scary, but as a spine surgeon with many years experience, I'm here to tell…