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AANS/CNS Spine Section
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The AANS Neurosurgery MIS and Emerging Technologies Course at Barrow Neurological Institute brought together an exceptional group of neurosurgery residents and faculty for immersive, hands-on training in minimally invasive and emerging spine technologies. Co-chaired by Praveen
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A phenomenal team of dedicated researchers is advancing the study of degenerative spine conditions through the Quality Outcomes Database (QOD). Current projects focus on:.Grade 1 and Grade 2/3 Spondylolisthesis.Cervical Radiculopathy.Cervical Spondylotic Myelopathy. These
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Spine Research Tuesday. Urinary Control in Cervical Myelopathy: Does It Improve After Surgery?. Urinary dysfunction is a disabling symptom in patients with cervical spondylotic myelopathy (CSM), but its long-term trajectory after surgery has been less clear. A Quality Outcomes.
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🧪 Spine Research Tuesday: Comparing Lumbar Fusion Techniques – TLIF vs. MIS-TLIF vs. MidLIF. A new retrospective analysis in ( J Neurosurg Spine (May 2025, Vol. 43:1) evaluates clinical and radiographic outcomes across three lumbar interbody fusion.
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OBJECTIVE Despite many available surgical techniques, the optimal method to achieve posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF) is unclear. This study compares the efficacy of open transforaminal lumbar...
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AANS/CNS Spine Section
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🧠 What Would You Do Wednesday? 🧠. 🧍‍♂️ 30-year-old patient with right arm pain for over 3 months.📉 Has failed conservative therapy including physical therapy, medications, and activity modification.📌 Symptoms are persistent and affecting daily function.📸 Imaging shared below
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AANS/CNS Spine Section
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🧠 What Would You Do Wednesday? 🧠.🧍‍♂️ 54-year-old patient with left leg pain that’s:.🔹 Worsened by standing and walking, L3 distribution.🔹 Improved with sitting or lying down.🔹 Persistent despite maximal conservative therapy (PT, ESI, meds).🔹 Now causing significant impact on
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🧠 What Would You Do Wednesday? 🧠. 👵 75-year-old woman with osteopenia presents with classic claudication symptoms—pain with standing and walking that improves with sitting or leaning forward. 📅 She has undergone conservative therapy including physical therapy, activity
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🧠 What Would You Do Wednesday? 🧠.🧍‍♂️ 40-year-old patient presents with progressive signs of myelopathy.📉 Gait changes, hand dysfunction, and upper motor neuron signs are worsening. 🧠 Imaging:.🔹 MRI Cervical Spine shown below.🔹 Thoracic and Lumbar MRIs are negative. Let us
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AANS/CNS Spine Section
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Does the day of the week impact outcomes after ACDF surgery?. In a new study ( from the Quality Outcomes Database (QOD), nearly 20,000 patients undergoing elective anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) were analyzed to assess whether surgical.
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OBJECTIVE Previous research suggests elective surgical procedures performed later in the week have worse outcomes. This study investigated whether the day of the week on which elective anterior...
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AANS/CNS Spine Section
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Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program – Call for Nominations. We are now accepting applications for the Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program, a prestigious two-year national mentoring initiative designed to foster the next generation of neurosurgical
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Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program – Call for Nominations. We are now accepting applications for the Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program, a prestigious two-year national mentoring initiative designed to foster the next generation of neurosurgical
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Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program – Call for Nominations. We are now accepting applications for the Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program, a prestigious two-year national mentoring initiative designed to foster the next generation of neurosurgical
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AANS/CNS Spine Section
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🧠 What Would You Do Wednesday? 🧠. 🧍‍♀️ 45-year-old woman presents with progressive back pain.🕒 Symptoms have been gradually worsening over time.❌ No relief with conservative management. Let us know your approach 👇. #SpineSurgery #Neurosurgery #BackPain #WhatWouldYouDoWednesday
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Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program – Call for Nominations. We are now accepting applications for the Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program, a prestigious two-year national mentoring initiative designed to foster the next generation of neurosurgical
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🧩 What Would You Do Wednesday? 🧩. 👵 85-year-old patient presents with evolving symptoms:.🔹 Longstanding back pain, previously treated conservatively without improvement.🔹 Now developed leg pain and claudication.🔹 Conservative management for claudicant symptoms has not
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AANS/CNS Spine Section
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Kicking off the final day of the 2025 AANS Annual Meeting with an outstanding AR/VR session this morning!. Incredible job by our moderators, who led dynamic discussions on how augmented and virtual reality are shaping the future of neurosurgical education, training, and patient
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