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Dramatic changes in spinal stabilization have taken place in the last years and the pace of change continues to accelerate. Series: Progress in Neurological Surgery, Vol. 16 (Book 16). 322 pages.

Dramatic changes in spinal stabilization have taken place in the last years and the pace of change continues to accelerate. This volume is an excellent mirror of the evolution of spinal stabilization.

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Advances in Spinal Stabilization - Free ebook download as PDF File . df), Text . Further possibilities for stabilizing the spine, as reflected in this book, include absorbable stabilization devices

Advances in Spinal Stabilization - Free ebook download as PDF File . df), Text File . xt) or read book online for free. Progress in Neurological Surgery is dedicated to providing timely updates of important neurosurgical paradigm shifts. The volume of spinal surgery across the world has dramatically increased. Further possibilities for stabilizing the spine, as reflected in this book, include absorbable stabilization devices. Through the combination of technical advances in minimally invasive spine surgery and neuronavigation, spinal surgery will become less destructive, less painful, and more successful. Most importantly, patient outcomes will improve.

Because it is a must for all surgeons performing spinal surgery to keep up-to-date in this fast moving field this book is indispensable reading for them.

This volume is an excellent mirror of the evolution of spinal stabilization. Because it is a must for all surgeons performing spinal surgery to keep up-to-date in this fast moving field this book is indispensable reading for them. Neurosurgeons and orthopedic surgeons will find a wealth of information in this volume on the developments in surgical approaches, biomaterials and implants, and biological innovations.

Martin GE Jr, Haid RW Jr, Rodts GE: Injuries to the atlanto-axial complex: Diagnosis and classification, Contemporary . Progress in Neurological Surgery: Advances in Spinal Stabilization, Vol 16, Basel, Karger, 2003. Rodts GE; Instrumentation and Technique Update.

Martin GE Jr, Haid RW Jr, Rodts GE: Injuries to the atlanto-axial complex: Diagnosis and classification, Contemporary Neurosurgery 19(12):1-9, June 1997. Alleyne CH, Rodts GE: Current and future approaches to lumbar disc surgery. Percutaneous Lumbar Pedicle Screws: Indications, Technique, Results; Advances in Spinal Stabilization, Vol 16, 2003.

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Dramatic changes in spinal stabilization have taken place in the last years . Highlights in new biomaterials including radiolucent, bioresorbable, and standard titanium are discussed by experts. Because it is a must for all surgeons performing spinal surgery to keep up-to-date in this fast moving field this book is indispensable.

Stereotactic radiosurgery has become an integral part of conventional and advanced skull base surgery. Despite the advances in skull base techniques, the goal of total resection of such tumors is often problematic and associated with significant risk to critical structures of the skull base, including those within the cavernous sinus, those in the petrous apex, and the jugular bulb.

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