Webcast: Anterior Spinal Fusion – Less Invasive Approach

By DerrikKyle on June 11, 2010, 10:27 am


Spinal Fusion: In a premiere broadcast on May 11th, 12:00 PM EDT (16:00:00 UTC) join Neurosurgeon Andrew Rhea and Orthopaedic surgeon Bill Edwards as they demonstrate Innovative Reconstructive Care of the Cervical Spine. Spine disorders account for an estimated 130 million outpatient, hospital and emergency room visits in the US each year–to put this in perspective total health care expenditures on neck and back pain represented 1% of the US Gross Domestic Product. The enormous costs for care and lost productivity together pose a double-barrel threat… to the economy, but also, continued access to affordable care for patients. Innovations in cervical spine surgery have radically changed the cost and outcomes of care. Surgery has become less invasive, leading to shorter recovery and lower hospital bills. Along with techniques that spare normal tissues and reduce postoperative pain and disability, motion preservation with artifical disks, rather than fusion, have the potential to alter the future course of the disease.

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2 Responses to “Webcast: Anterior Spinal Fusion – Less Invasive Approach”

  1. padude64 says:

    I had an MRI today! No Headaches but severe shoulder blade pain that radaiated to the fingertips! I was in so much pain in the MRI machine, I was ready to shoot myself!

  2. linelinestarashley says:

    pooppppppppp

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