Saint Mary's Brain and Spine Surgery is officially accepting new patients! Dr. Sina Rajamand met with reporter Josh Little from KOLO to talk more about what neurosurgery is, the types of procedures he performs, and what advantages there are in being seen at Saint Mary's Brain and Spine Surgery. Check out the interview to learn more, along with surprising signs and symptoms that may indicate it's time to see a specialist.
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Discover the versatility of hybrid operating rooms! From valvular heart disease and complex aortic aneurysms to traumatic injuries, general surgery, neurosurgery, and more. See how hybrid ORs can transform your hospital. Join us on 25 June for insights from top surgeons in Asia. Register for the free webinar here: https://lnkd.in/gn_zz9if #HybridOR #SurgicalInnovation #HealthcareRevolution
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Carbon Fiber Heap Frame, Microsurgical Head fixation and retractor in Neurosurgery and Spinal Surgery.
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How risky is neurosurgery? All surgeries carry a risk of complications, so at Axis Spine Clinic we won’t operate until we’ve first explored non-surgical options to address your pain. And we make sure you have all the information you need to decide whether surgery is for you. #AxisSpine #AxisSpineClinic #DrBerg #PhysicalTherapy #nonsurgicalrelief
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The detailed information you provided seems to relate to specific steps and outcomes in the microsurgical treatment of intraventricular and intrapontine arachnoid cysts. Each of these steps is highly technical and requires specialized surgical skills, particularly due to the sensitive nature of brain surgery. The use of terms like "transventricular port" and "intrapontine" indicates advanced techniques in neurosurgery. The timing details suggest a very precise and calculated approach, likely reflecting the meticulous planning that goes into such procedures. The postoperative MRI is an essential part of the follow-up to ensure the desired outcomes are achieved.
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It's always a pleasure to gain new skills and knowledge from the best cardiac surgeons! At the cardio seminar, Dr. Serguei Melnitchouk from Massachusetts General Hospital shared his experience of managing patients before and after heart transplantation in the USA. The workshop provided an opportunity to practice skills in minimally invasive mitral valve surgery. The most interesting part of the seminar was practicing skills such as: - Implantation of neochords - Triangular resection of the mitral valve leaflets - Implantation of the support ring in mitral position
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What conditions can be treated with minimally invasive surgery? In this video, Dr Mansour discusses the approach to treating various neurological pathologies, emphasizing the preference for minimally invasive methods whenever possible. He mentions the use of functional neurosurgery to address conditions like Parkinson's tremor by inserting a catheter, improving quality of life. Seizures are also treated, with options ranging from closely monitoring them to identifying their source and employing minimally invasive or traditional surgical techniques for treatment. #rnzclinics #minimallyinvasiveprocedures
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"We found superior results in terms of length of surgery, blood loss, outcomes, and length of stay...my sense is that the exoscope is providing better lighting, good 3D imagery, ease of use of the equipment, and is a very useful training tool." Dr. Sunil Patel, Chair of Neurosurgery at the Medical University of South Carolina highlights the results of a recent publication on the use of Synaptive's exoscope in spine surgery. Click this link to read the publication and learn more about Dr. Patel's research: https://hubs.li/Q02n-mRP0 #SynaptiveMedical #RoboticExoscope #ModusX #SpineSurgery #NeurosurgicalResearch
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Reduce operative time with Synaptive's robotic exoscope. Nawabi et al. (World Neurosurgery, 2023) recently investigated the difference between Synaptive’s exoscope and the operative microscope in spine surgery and found a 19% reduction in operative time when using the exoscope (83 min vs. 103 min). Click this link https://hubs.li/Q02h1H__0 to learn more about the significant implications for the use of the exoscope in spine surgery. #SynaptiveMedical #ModusX #RoboticExoscope #SpineSurgery
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📢Surgical Colleagues📢 Research and education are at the heart of what we do. If you perform spinal deformity surgery, please share your expertise in our spinal deformity surgery survey and help shape the future of treatment. https://loom.ly/wPYLUHY Study Focus: 🔹Examine commonly used pre-operative classifications by spine deformity surgeons. 🔹Understand the motivations and rationale for these decisions. 🔹Potentially guide standardization or improvement in pre-operative planning. #Neurosurgery #SpineSurgery #OrthoSpine
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#benchmarkinspinaltraining Explore 360 degrees of access to the spine anatomy for MISS procedures with our state-of-the-art RealSpine training simulators! RealSpine 360 represents a comprehensive suite of spine surgery training simulators meticulously designed to cover nearly all aspects of Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (MISS). Check out the video to learn more, and find the right RealSpine simulator for your spine surgery training needs! #Realists #RealSpine #RealLab #spinesurgery #spineeducation #medicaltechnology #surgicalinnovation #spinesurgeon #neurosurgeon #medicaleducation #surgicaltech
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