… This study includes 1300 consecutive outpatients who underwent microsurgical cervical
spine decompression for C-DSD at the Oslofjord Clinic. The median age at time of surgery was …

Surgical treatment of the cervico-thoracic junction (CTJ) in the spine require special
evaluation due to the anatomical and biomechanical characteristics of this spinal section. The …

… Fifteen patients were identified with spinal hematomas not caused by previous spine
surgery. There were 11 women and 4 men. One hematoma was located subdurally and another …

… Performing spinal surgery utilizing a local … spinal decompressions in medically fit individuals.[2]
Here, we report a series of seven consecutive patients who required spinal surgery that …

… Opioid-free elective spine surgery, including lumbar fusions, is feasible and effective. We
suggest that opioid-free spine surgery be offered to patients who are opioid-naïve or who can …

… (109 of 966 cases). The learning curve was overcome for operative time and complications
as a function of case numbers in 20 to 30 consecutive cases for most techniques discussed …

… for revision lumbar cases compares … cases of DT during degenerative lumbar spine surgery
is the largest series reported in the literature. There are data to suggest that spine surgeons …

… The safety of outpatient surgery has been demonstrated in spine surgery.In addition, the
facility fees for ambulatory surgery centers are about 70% of those in the inpatient hospital set…

… included more conventional cases, not focused on … spinal surgery population. The overall
complication rate of 3.5% among 1449 consecutive patients treated in an outpatient surgery …

… imaging has become the focus of attention, especially in spine surgery. In fact, the advent of
a cone … Because raa diation exposure is a crucial aspect in spine surgery, one of the major …