The Value of Multiple Studies
Every problem is a lesson in disguise. One problem with pinpointing the source of your pain is that pain isn't always localized to one spot. Pain can often start in…
Every problem is a lesson in disguise. One problem with pinpointing the source of your pain is that pain isn't always localized to one spot. Pain can often start in…
It takes a village! We're never "just doing" because the operating room is where our incredible surgical team works harmoniously to ensure a smooth, safe, and successful procedure. Struggling with…
Why navigated surgery over fluoroscopy? Fluoroscopy increases the difficulty when performing certain surgeries, and then you sometimes end up with a failed fusion, like in this patient who was supposed…
Here we have an MRI topogram (a preliminary scan and localizer) that shows a deformity in the spine. How does a scan influence my surgical approach? Struggling with chronic back…
Keeping it reel: Here's a peek into a day in the life in the OR. Get ready with Mel! #GRWM Struggling with chronic back or neck pain? Give William Capicotto…
Two cases for another Twosday! Working with Dr Pell on two types of surgeries. One is motion preservation and one is a spinal fusion for scoliosis deformity. Let's dive in.…
I love when another surgeon finishes earlier than expected because it means we can cut down on the time between cases by utilizing that second OR room. Our aim is never…
Riding the inertia wave. Instead of battle ropes, we're utilizing our resistance bands! Looks easy, right? But the longer you work it, the more you feel it. Struggling with chronic…
One of the keys to being a great spine surgeon is continual education. That means attending lectures and seminars to learn about the newest advancements in spine surgery procedures, equipment,…
Depending on the location, you can experience a range of herniated disc symptoms including: • Back, arm, or neck pain • Sciatica (pain that radiates along this nerve from lower…