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2021 Instructional Course
Hemodynamic Management of Cervical Spinal Cord Injury Patients: What Should We be Targeting?
Brian K.Kwon, MD, PhD, FRCSC | 10:25 | 2021
Cervical Trauma Pt. I
Dr. Kwon reviews the evidence behind the current guidelines which recommends maintaining MAP at 85-90 mmHg and provides a perspective on how to...
Management of The Octa- Or Nonagenarian in Nursing Home with Odontoid Fracture. What are my Treatment Considerations?
Chris Kepler, MD | 10:08 | 2021
Cervical Trauma Pt. I
Dr. Kepler reviews evidence based evaluation of the risk/benefit of surgical intervention in elderly patients with type II odontoid fractures.
Managing Subaxial Cervical Kyphosis: Posterior Only Osteotomies are Best; Why Go in the Front at All?
Darrel S. Brodke, MD | 8:13 | 2021
Basic Principles of Cervical Deformity, Pearls and Pitfalls
Dr. Brodke presents the surgical technique, benefits and risks of doing a posterior cervical osteotomy to manage cervical kyphotic deformity.
Role and Timing of Surgery in Acute Central Cord Syndrome Patient with a Stable Spine
Alpesh A.Patel, MD, MBA FACS | 10:23 | 2021
Cervical Trauma Pt. I
Acute central cord syndrome is a spectrum of clinical presentations most commonly after trauma. Nonsurgical management may be an option for a subset...
Surgical Decision Making for Single Root Radiculopathy in the Setting of Multilevel Spondylosis: Choosing levels, Approaches, and Techniques
John M.Rhee, MD | 12:09 | 2021
Degenerative Pt. I
Atypical presentations of cervical radiculopathy are common, and diagnosis is especially difficult in the setting of multilevel spondylosis. Here we...
Tumor: Surgical Options for Cervical Metastasis (Fusion or Not, Fixation Methods, Mis, Innovative Options Navigation, Robotics, etc.)
Jean-Paul Wolinsky, MD | 10:42 | 2021
Tumor and Infection Pt. I
Dr. Wolinsky provides an overview of how to approach treating patients with cervical metastatic disease. There are some features highlighted that are...
When is my Degenerative Case Really a Deformity? What Parameters Should I be Aware Of?
Themistocles S.Protopsaltis, MD | 10:44 | 2021
Deformity for 'Bread & Butter' Cervical Spine Surgeons
Dr. Protopsaltis describes the understanding which degenerative cervical surgeries can result in cervical deformity.
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