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From Craig Louer
Masters Technique video demonstrating the traditional and modified Posterior Column Osteotomy techniques for Pediatric Spine Deformity procedures. -
From Bryan Tompkins
This video will provide a brief overview of the fabrication of the Wilmington brace. This brace is a semi-rigid thoracolumbarsacral orthosis (TLSO) used for the… -
From Bryan Tompkins
Hooks play an important role in helping to achieve fixation during posterior spinal fusion (PSF) in patients with spinal deformity. This video reviews the different… -
From Bryan Tompkins
Casting for scoliosis has evolved significantly since it was first reported 150 years ago. Earlier techniques focused on temporizing scoliosis, loosening up curves prior… -
From Bryan Tompkins
Spinal deformity surgeons are at increased risk of overuse injuries. The use of power instruments has been incorporated to reduce the rate of occupational injuries and… -
From Bryan Tompkins
Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) is the most common spinal deformity in children. The traditional treatment for curves greater than 50 degrees is posterior spinal… -
From Bryan Tompkins
Multiple studies have shown pain control benefits of intrathecal (IT) morphine, dating as far back as the 1980s. Other benefits of IT morphine include decreased blood… -
From Bryan Tompkins
Navigation and robotics in pediatric spine surgery have evolved due to the desire for improved safety and efficiency of pedicle screw placement. Computer guided… -
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Power Pedicle Preparation and Screw Insertion
From David Skaggs
This video describes the use of power for insertion of pedicle screws during scoliosis surgery. Power pedicle preparation has the potential to decrease the force… -
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