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Jun
June 11, 2022 at 07:00am EST
Register By: Jun 5, 2022
Event Location: Miami, Florida
Event Faculty: Spine Faculty: Jason Cuellar MD, John Hall MD, Michael Janssen DO, Ross Jones DO, Ashvin Patel, MD Anterior Access Faculty: Raj Rao, MD, Jonathan Schoeff MD, Daniel Wesche, MD,
Course Overview:
This course will review techniques and treatment solutions focused on addressing spinal disease through anterior access of the spine. The course format includes didactic lectures, case discussions with expert faculty, and hands-on bioskills training. The curriculum emphasizes biomechanical considerations, operative and non-operative indications, patient selection, surgical technique, tips and tricks, post-operative care, and best practices.
Course Learning Objectives.
By the conclusion of the course, surgeons should be able to:
· Describe the indications for cervical and lumbar total disc replacement (TDR)
· Identify the critical differences between fusion and TDR indications and techniques
· Recognize the advantages of performing a full decompression, including direct decompression from an anterior approach
· Discuss the clinical evidence for motion preservation as a standard of care for Degenerative Disc Disease
Jul
July 14, 2022 at 08:00pm EST
Register By: Jul 14, 2022
Event Location: Webinar
Event Faculty: Dr. Christopher Summa
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Aug
August 17, 2022 at 07:00pm EST
Register By: Aug 17, 2022
Event Location: Webinar
Event Faculty: Dr. Ross Jones
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Sep
September 15, 2022 at 07:00pm EST
Register By: Sep 15, 2022
Event Location: Webinar
Event Faculty: Dr. Jessica Shellock
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Oct
October 29, 2022 at 07:00am PST
Register By: Oct 22, 2022
Event Location: San Diego, CA
Event Faculty: Spine Faculty: Scott Blumenthal MD | Rick Guyer, MD | Jad Khalil, MD | Chris Summa, MD| Jack Zigler, MD Anterior Access Faculty: Rajesh Rao, MD| Jonathan Schoeff, MD| Mickey Morgan, MD
Course Overview:
This course will review techniques and treatment solutions focused on addressing spinal disease through anterior access of the spine. The course format includes didactic lectures, case discussions with expert faculty, and hands-on bioskills training. The curriculum emphasizes biomechanical considerations, operative and non-operative indications, patient selection, surgical technique, tips and tricks, post-operative care, and best practices.
Course Learning Objectives.
By the conclusion of the course, surgeons should be able to:
· Describe the indications for cervical and lumbar total disc replacement (TDR)
· Identify the critical differences between fusion and TDR indications and techniques
· Recognize the advantages of performing a full decompression, including direct decompression from an anterior approach
· Discuss the clinical evidence for motion preservation as a standard of care for Degenerative Disc Disease
Nov
November 15, 2022 at 08:00pm EST
Register By: Nov 15, 2022
Event Location: Webinar
Event Faculty: Dr. Christopher Summa
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Dec
December 6, 2022 at 07:00pm EST
Register By: Dec 6, 2022
Event Location: Webinar
Event Faculty: Dr. John Hall
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EDUCATIONAL development
Centinel Spine offers a variety of educational programs tailored to meet the diverse training needs of physicians. Hands-on Bioskills Courses, Peer-to-Peer Webinars, and OR Surgical Observations have been designed to review patient selection, surgical technique and tips, post-operative care, and other related topics. These programs can be customized to individual physician needs, providing varied levels of support to surgeons.
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Hands-on Bioskills Courses
These courses provide surgeons with an educational experience focused on patient selection, surgical technique, strategies, and solutions for addressing specific spinal pathologies. The course format includes lectures, case discussions with expert faculty, and a bioskills lab.
The curriculum covers biomechanical considerations, indications and patient selection, surgical technique, tips and tricks, post-operative care, and best practices.
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Peer-to-Peer Webinars
Centinel Spine’s live streaming webinars provide a convenient way for physicians to learn from experts in anterior spinal motion motion preservation and fusion technologies discussing specific treatments, techniques, and strategies for patient care.
Our interactive webinars allow participants to pose questions, receive answers, and exchange ideas in real-time with their surgeon peers from the comfort of their homes or offices.
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Surgical Observations
Surgical Observations are a surgical technique training and continuing education program that exposes surgeons to the technical procedures and skills required for anterior column surgery, through a combination of case discussions and viewing live surgery.
Surgeon OR Visitations are offered at Centinel Spine experienced faculty locations, where key thought leaders in spine educate with a focus on the anterior spinal column.
Watch this three minute primer on Centinel Spine and its unique and extraordinary place as a catalyst of change in the spine industry—with pioneering technologies and a clinical history that have led to successes ranging from PGA champions to a growing list of surgeon-patients.
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