Spine Surgery: Collapsing Scoliosis (Part 2/2)
(Part 2/2) I am always a big proponent of minimally invasive spine surgery when applicable. Once again I teamed up with Dr Pell, this time to treat a patient with…
Spine Surgery: Collapsing Scoliosis (Part 1/2)
(Part 1/2) Spine surgery is interesting because each surgery is unique to the patient. In this case, my patient had collapsing scoliosis where the discs actually collapsed onto a previous…
Correcting A Fractured Vertebrae & Spinal Instrumentation (Part 2/2)
(Part 2/2) When I say "cage" what do you picture? See what an actual expandable spinal cage looks like as Dr. Pell and I work to help straighten and decompress…
Correcting A Fractured Vertebrae & Spinal Instrumentation (Part 1/2)
(Part 1/2) Working with Dr. Pell to help a client with scoliosis and a fractured vertebrae whose spine pulled out of its spinal instrumentation. Fortunately, this patient is neurologically intact!…
Anterior Scoliosis Surgery
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…
Spine Surgery Case Study: Degenerative Scoliosis and Chronic Pain
Spine Surgery Case Study: When dealing with degenerative scoliosis and chronic pain, sometimes a not-so-minimally invasive approach is necessary for the best outcome. This case here is no exception. The…
Cooking And Case Studies: A Look At Degenerative Scoliosis
Stirring the pot in more ways than one today! While I whip up some dinner, let's chat about this case of degenerative collapsing scoliosis. Why stick to traditional surgery in…
