The North American Spine Society will celebrate 25 years of existence in October at the annual meeting in Orlando, Fla., according to an organization news release.
New features at this year's meeting include a discussion with authors of top-rated e-posters, information on current health policy issues and a daily newspaper to highlight meeting activities, which is also available electronically.
Selected presentations include outcomes in lumbar spine surgery of obese patients, surgery for CSM yielding sustained clinical improvement and information on recovery from treatment using BMP-2.
Read the release on the 25th annual meeting of NASS.
Read other coverage on NASS:
- NASS Releases Guideline for Diagnosis and Treatment of Cervical Radiculopathy
- Dr. Alexander Vaccaro Receives NASS's 2010 Leon Wiltse Award
- NASS Release Scrutinizes NEJM's Vertebroplasty Studies
New features at this year's meeting include a discussion with authors of top-rated e-posters, information on current health policy issues and a daily newspaper to highlight meeting activities, which is also available electronically.
Selected presentations include outcomes in lumbar spine surgery of obese patients, surgery for CSM yielding sustained clinical improvement and information on recovery from treatment using BMP-2.
Read the release on the 25th annual meeting of NASS.
Read other coverage on NASS:
- NASS Releases Guideline for Diagnosis and Treatment of Cervical Radiculopathy
- Dr. Alexander Vaccaro Receives NASS's 2010 Leon Wiltse Award
- NASS Release Scrutinizes NEJM's Vertebroplasty Studies