Strategies to Prevent PJK: Do Any of Them REALLY Work?

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R. Orr

How to Predict How High to Go in Order to Prevent PJK

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R. Nasser

The Clinical Significance when PJK Develops: When to Re-operate?

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A. Grossbach

How Robots and Navigation Will Impact Spinal Reconstruction Efficien…

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I. Kalfas

Is Anterior Column Reconstruction (ACR) the New PSO

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A. Kanter

Lateral ALIF: Is it Really Safe and Faster than Supine, or a Marketi…

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R. Hlubek

Is There an Age, or Frailty Index, When Deformity Surgery is Just No…

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M. Kasliwal

Better to go MIS and Fix the Focal Problem than Perseverate on Spino…

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G. Smith

Adult Deformity Session: The Numbers Matter, Fix Spino-pelvic Malali…

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S. Viljoen

How Cervical Reconstruction Affects Global Spinal Balance

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T. Mroz

Cervical Spinal Malalignment: Always Cross the C/T Junction or Pay t…

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D. Hamilton

Relationship Between Cerival Deformity and Thoracolumbar Deformity

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