Authors Michael G. Fehlings, MD, PhD, FRCSC and Karlo M. Pedro, MD discuss the intricacies of their new SpineLine article, "The Shifting Demographics of Spinal Cord Injury: Important Implications for Medicine and Society," with moderator Kaku Barkoh, MD. Fehlings is an orthopedic surgeon and Pedro is a neurosurgeon. Both are at the University of Toronto; Barkoh is an orthopedic surgeon at Orthopaedic Associates, LLP. in Houston, Texas.
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The Vital Role of Radical Surgery in Modern Oncology
Discitus Osteomyelitis
Cervical TFESI vs ILESI and What to do With Contrast Allergy in Cervical Injections
Is There Growing Rate of Unnecessary Surgery and What Can We Do About This?
Troubleshooting Cervical ILESI
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Spinal Infections Including Osteodiscitis: Imaging, Biopsy, and Treatment
Peripheral Nerve Stimulators in the Axial Spine
Application of AI in Spine Surgery, From Diagnostics, Improvement in Standard of Care and Biomechanics Research
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Multiple Burns on RFA
Setting Patient Expectations
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Use of Robotics and Navigation in Spinal Deformity
Artificial Intelligence in Spine Care: What You Need to Know
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