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Society for Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery

http://www.smissmeeting.org/

The SMISS Annual Forum is the only major meeting focused entirely on minimally invasive spine surgery. Other meetings may dedicate a session or two to MISS, but at the SMISS Annual Forum minimally invasive spine surgery is front and center. If you already use MISS techniques in your practice or ...
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2024 Annual Forum
Session 1: Revisiting the MIS TLIF 20 Years Later Session 2: Lateral and Deformity Concurrent Session 3: Free Papers Concurrent Session 4: Free Papers Concurrent Session 5: What Is the Future of Enabling Tech? Concurrent Session 6: Controversies in Motion Preservation Session 7: Presidential Address, Awards, and Keynote Session 8: Training the Next Generation of Spine Surgeons Concurrent Session 10: Free Papers Session 9: Endoscopy Concurrent Session 11: Free Papers Session 12: Complications, Fun Cases, Struggles
2023 Annual Forum
Session 1: Case GPT: Real Dilemmas Solved By Real Intelligence Session 2: Lateral-SOLAS Session Concurrent Sessions 3 & 4: Free Papers Concurrent Session 5: Motion Preservation - Flex Appeal Concurrent Session 6: Deformity Session 7: Presidential Address, Awards and Keynote Session 8: Future of the Spine Metaverse: Navigation, Robotics, AR, and Emerging Technology Session 9: Endoscopy: Is This an Atmospheric River or a Moving Front That Will Turn Cold? Concurrent Sessions 10 & 11: Free Papers Rapid Fire Session 12: Wired, Tired and Expired—Getting On and Off the Bandwagon Session 13: What Happens in Vegas, Stays In Vegas: Confessions From Cases We Regret
2021 Annual Forum
SOLAS Sponsored Session MIS Complex Spine Free Papers & Young Surgeons Forum Imaging, Navigation, Robotics and Their Value in Your OR Postoperative Pain Control in Minimally Invasive Surgery Deformity Endoscopic Surgery Ambulatory Surgical Centers
2020 Annual Forum
Young Surgeon Session MISS for the Lumbar Spine MISS for Trauma Endoscopy Best Papers Robotics, Navigation, AR, & AI On Demand Videos
2019 Annual Forum
SESSION 1 | Part 1: Degenerative Spine Surgery: Which Technique IS the Future? SESSION 1 | Part 2: Grade 1 Spondylolisthesis with Stenosis CONCURRENT SESSION 2A | Emerging & Navigation Free Papers CONCURRENT SESSION 2B | Degenerative & Posterior Free Papers CONCURRENT SESSION 3A | Endoscopy—Lessons to Learn from Cardio Thoracic Surgeons SESSION 4 | Robotics—Fact, Fiction, Future SESSION 6 | Part 1: Global Alignment and MIS SESSION 6 | Part 2: Complications CONCURRENT SESSION 8A | Deformity & Cervical Free Papers CONCURRENT SESSION 8B | Lateral, Biologics & Healthcare SESSION 9 | New Technology SESSION 10 | Moving from Proficient to Expert: Tips for How We Get Better
2018 Annual Forum
Spinal Deformity Degenerative & Lateral Free Papers Cervical Spine and Cervical Arthroplasty Robotics, Navigation, Image Guidance Technology Updates—Non-CME Session Ambulatory Spine Surgery / Multimodal Analgesia Techniques Degenerative Spine Emerging Technology, Navigation, & Complications Free Papers Asian Perspectives Free Papers New Technology / Interbody Implant Surface Technologies / Fusion Options Complications - Avoidance and Management
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Blade-based Retraction Allows Safe Oblique Pre-psoas Approaches Despite Inadequate Oblique Corridors and High-riding Psoas

By Society for Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery FEATURING Chirag Berry

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December 16, 2021

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Cranioplasty Surgical Dissection Time With an AMNIOFIX Recipient

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Cranioplasty Surgical Dissection Time With an AMNIOFIX Recipient

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Free Papers & Young Surgeons Forum