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The Call for Abstracts for the 53rd Annual Meeting Deadline Has Been Extended!
Submit your research for possible inclusion at the 53rd Annual Meeting that will be held in Washington, DC from December 3-6.
The deadline for abstract submissions has been extended to April 21st 12:00 PM CST.
Head to the CSRS 53rd Annual Meeting website for additional details
If you are ready to submit your abstract now, start an application:
Register Now for the Latest CSRS Webinar!
Register now for the latest CSRS webinar, "Technologies in the Cervical Spine: Are New Platforms Making Surgery Safer and More Efficient?"
Join us Thursday, May 22 at 7:00pm CDT for the second CSRS webinar of 2025.
New Collaboration with CSRS Europe Is Added to the CSRS YouTube Channel
CSRS, in collaboration with CSRS Europe, present the surgical techniques video, "Cervical Dumbbell Tumor Removal." For more from the CSRS surgical techniques series, subscribe to the CSRS YouTube Channel!
News and Events
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CSRS Webinar, "Management of Cerival Myeloradiculopathy with Multilevel Pathology" Presented
Publish Date: Tuesday, January 28th, 2025 -
Lifetime Achievement Award Announced!
Publish Date: Friday, January 10th, 2025 -
YouTube Collaboration with CSRS-AP Now Available!
Publish Date: Friday, January 10th, 2025 -
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Publish Date: Monday, November 18th, 2024
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Donate now to support CSRS Research and Education.
CSRS General Donation
Help support our efforts to fund high-quality, peer-reviewed, cervical spine research and education.
CSRS 21st Century Research and Education Fund
The 21st Century fund provides research grant funding to be distributed among selected grant proposals.
Henry Bohlman Education Endowment Fund
Henry H. Bohlman, MD was a pioneer of modern cervical spine surgery and a founding member of CSRS. He served as CSRS President in 1989. The Bohlman Endowment fund was established to honor his memory and to support the annual meeting Presidential Guest Lectureship.
Augustus White Endowment Fund
The goal of this trust is to provide funding such to provide further direction and guidance to future spine surgeons, therefore, providing less resistance on their pathway to improving spinal care. CSRS will match donations made to the fund through December 1, 2024.