Weill Cornell Medical College 11th New York City Minimally Invasive Spine, Spinal Endoscopy, Robotics, and 3D Navigation Symposium 2017
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Include: 28 videos, size: 8.4 GB
Weill Cornell Medical College 11th New York City Minimally Invasive Spine, Spinal Endoscopy, Robotics, and 3D Navigation Symposium 2017
Include: 28 videos, size: 8.4 GB
Target Audience: surgeon
Information:
A certain level of controversy surrounds MIS surgery and navigation versus standard operative procedures for the treatment of spinal disorders. MIS surgery provides patients with a less invasive procedure that minimizes blood loss and hospital stay, and promotes a more speedy recovery, but is it the correct procedure for the patient, and how does one weigh the pros and cons?
Many surgeons currently do not have the expertise or technical knowledge to inform this decision-making process, which requires a comprehensive understanding of the new and less invasive techniques with and without stereotactic navigation for the operative treatment of spinal disorders, particularly an understanding of the skills essential in selecting appropriate patients for MIS surgery.
Through lectures, panel discussion and Socratic debates covering the most current techniques (microdiscectomy/laminectomy using tubular access, minimally invasive TLIF, transpsoas approach), pros/cons of MIS, complex case reviews, and a look at the future of MIS, this course will provide surgeons with a better understanding of available procedures and criteria for appropriate patient selection.
The course begins at noon on Thursday, December 14, 2017; lectures continue through Friday, December 15. Saturday the course moves to the Anatomy Lab at 1300 York Avenue for the hands-on training portion of the course.
Topics:
- 10 Step Technique- MIS Decompression for Lumbar Stenosis.ts
- Advanced Spinal Endoscopy.ts
- Difficult Lateral Spine Cases.ts
- Endoscopic Posterior Cervical Foraminotomy.ts
- Endoscopy for Spinal Pathologies.ts
- Endoscopy TLIF and ERAS- The Future.ts
- How to Maximize Indirect Decompression with XLIF Surgery.ts
- How We Came to Where We Are- Learn From the Past and Avoid Mistakes.ts
- Introduction to Course and MIS.ts
- Minimally Invasive Cervical Laminoforaminotomy Using a Tubular Retractor.ts
- Minimally Invasive Lateral Approaches to T-L Spine.ts
- MIS Lateral Transpsoas Interbody Fusion and Navigated Robotically Assisted Posterior Fixation.ts
- My Path to MIS Endoscopy.ts
- OLIF Surgery.ts
- Session I & II Q&A- Nuances of Interbody Fusion Approaches (OLIF, ALIF, LLIF).ts
- Session II- Video- After Decompression.ts
- Session III- Decision-making in Treating Degenerative Cervical Spine Disease.ts
- Session III- How to Overcome Adversity and Balance Your Life as a Spinal Surgeon.ts
- Session III- Q&A.ts
- Session III- Step by Step- Total Navigation.ts
- Spinal Endoscopy.ts
- Step by step- MAS PLIF.ts
- Step by step- MIS Deformity Correction I.ts
- Step by step- MIS Deformity Correction.ts
- Step by step- MIS Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion.ts
- Transforaminal vs Intralaminar Endoscopy; Pros and Cons.ts
- Why Endoscopy TLIF Is Not the Answer.ts
- XLIF for Spine Deformity Correction.ts
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