UCSF School of Medicine

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11th Annual UCSF Techniques in Complex Spine Surgery Program

presented by UCSF School of Medicine

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Notification icon Friday, November 4, 2022 7:30 AM - Saturday, November 5, 2022 4 PM America/Los_Angeles

Location Icon 2600 W. Harmon Ave., Las Vegas NV, 89158

Event info

OVERVIEW

The 2022 UCSF Techniques in Complex Spine Surgery Course is a two-day course emphasizing pioneering trends in spinal surgery. This course is designed to be interactive with didactic lectures given by leaders in the spine community as well as a hands-on bioskills lab portion. Participants will review and practice surgical principles and techniques in the treatment of spinal deformities and tumors. As a result of hands-on sessions and case conferences, residents, fellows, and surgeons with less than an advanced level of experience will have improved skills in cases dealing with complex spinal deformities.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Orthopaedic and neurosurgeons as well as their clinical support team and surgeons in training in the specialty of spine surgery.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

An attendee completing this course will increase skills and strategies to:

  • Identify the indications, applications and surgical techniques for posterior column osteotomies, interbody fusion techniques, and transpedicular osteotomy and corpectomy techniques for spinal reconstruction;
  • Evaluate and treat pain related to spinal disorders in a cost-effective and reliable manner based on recently published guidelines;
  • Evaluate and treat lumbar degenerative disease and deformity in a cost-effective manner based on an evidence based approach. and avoid case to morbidity risk;
  • Identify risk factors that may predispose individuals to perioperative morbidity, determine modifiable risk factors and strategies for effective optimization;
  • Diagnose spinal instability related to spinal tumors and formulate surgical treatment plans to address neurological deficits, pain, and instability in spine oncology patients based on published guidelines;
  • Correlate radiographic findings to surgical anatomy as they pertain to the approach and techniques for minimizing complications.

ACCREDITATION

The University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine (UCSF) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

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Faculty
  • Christopher Ames

    Course Chair

  • Vedat Deviren

    Course Chair

Course Syllabus

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