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Optimizing Clinical Outcomes in Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
Izuchukwu Nwachukwu
July 09, 2025
BSB Beyond The Headlines
Spinal Oncology
Do you know how to differentiate Intramedulary Spinal Tumors? Click the link to watch.
Deep Dive
Optimizing Clinical Outcomes in Minimally invasive Spine Surgery
This article explores the evolving field of minimally invasive spine surgery, highlighting the latest developments, tools, and protocols shaping patient care. It offers a panoramic view of current practices and considers what might lie ahead in the ongoing refinement of spinal procedures.
But could one specific innovation be the key to transforming how spine surgery is performed forever? Dive in to uncover what might be the future’s most pivotal breakthrough.
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Neuro Nuggets
Medullary Syndromes
Want to find out more about Medullary Syndromes? Click here to find out.
1/The medulla is anything but DULL!
Does seeing an infarct in the medulla cause your heart to skip a beat?
Does medullary anatomy send you into respiratory arrest?
Never fear, here is a thread on the major medullary syndromes!
— Lea Alhilali, MD (@teachplaygrub)
2:00 PM • Jul 2, 2025
Neuro Calendar
8th Annual Conference on Cognitive Computational Neuroscience
Click below to join the 8th Annual Conference on Cognitive Computational Neuroscience in Amsterdam, 12th -15th August, 2025
Gordon Research Conference, 2025
Click below to join the Gordon Research Conference in New Hampshire, 17th -122nd August, 2025
Frontiers in Innovation and Market
Cutting-edge, Mixed Reality Technology to Improve Care
The Imperial College neurosurgery team is piloting advanced mixed‑reality tools to bring 3D patient scans to life enhancing immersive training, surgical prep, and doctor-patient engagement all within the NHS system.
Could one conversation through a hologram alter not just a diagnosis but the entire future of surgical treatment?
Beyond
Maintaining a Cordial Relationship at Work
This Welsh Education Workforce Council document outlines how creating positive professional relationships lays the foundation for safe, respectful, and effective collaboration with real-world guidance on maintaining boundaries, addressing misconduct, and handling complex dynamics like harassment.
But what hidden insight could be lurking within these best‑practice guidelines that might completely change how we think about trust and accountability in the workplace?
