Spinal Instrumentation: Surgical Techniques

by Daniel H. Kim (Editor), Alexander R. Vaccaro (Editor), Richard Glenn Fessler (Editor)

An all-inclusive review of instruments with direct comparisons Better understanding of biomechanics, improvements in technology, and new knowledge of the disease process in the spine have led to rapid advances in spinal instrumentation. This book is your complete guide to all contemporary forms of spinal implant systems. It not only highlights the newest devices, but also gives you the clinical guidelines you need to choose and apply the best implant for any surgical situation. Along with an all-inclusive list of the spinal instruments available today, the book offers direct comparisons of each system to help you make an informed and confident selection. You will also find valuable tips on insertion techniques and complication avoidance to maximize success in the operating room. And, thousands of exquisite graphics ensure a lucid understanding of all implants and their applications. Here is your single authoritative source for upgrading your knowledge and skill set in current implant systems. No spine surgeon, orthopedic surgeon, neurosurgeon, or resident should be without this encyclopedic volume.

1330 pages, Hardcover

First published April 1, 2005

Reviews

[Dr Johanna · Rating 1 out of 5]

This horror show of a predatory surgeon operated on me performing a wholly unnecessary osteotomy on my flexible spine and ruining my life, costing me my career putting me in permanent horrific pain with his predation and ignorance. I am on Social Security disability now. My body is completely disfigured because of this grotesque creature. he has cost me hundreds of thousands of dollars out-of-pocket he takes no responsibility no accountability. vile human being.