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Spinal Instrumentation: Surgical Techniques

by Daniel Kim (Editor), Richard G. Fessler, Alexander R. Vaccaro
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Synopsis

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.

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Reviewer:John Peter Lubicky, MD(Rush Medical College of Rush University)
Description:This is an excellent and essentially complete compendium of spinal instrumentation and techniques that surgeons can apply to virtually any patient situation that they may encounter. The information is detailed and technique/implant oriented rather than disease/condition oriented, making it universal.
Purpose:The purpose is to present in one book the currently available techniques and surgical implant systems that can be applied to a wide variety of spinal diagnoses. This is a worthy goal. The information is certainly needed by surgeons doing this kind of work and the authors have met their objective.
Audience:The authors and editors are well-known and respected members of the spine surgery community and many are prominent leaders, both clinically and from a research perspective. The book is really meant for and directed to those doing spinal surgery at all levels of training and experience because the information is so complete, comprehensive, and current.
Features:The book provides descriptions of instruments, implants, and techniques for virtually all currently available instrumentation systems. The text is supplemented by appropriate illustrations, tables, and photographs. The book is notable because it is comprehensive and well done in all aspects.
Assessment:This book has been written and published using high standards. There are similar books, with many of the same authors and editors, and to that extent this book is not alone in trying to provide much needed information about spinal surgery. It is certainly no worse than those published previously and may in many areas be better. It will surely serve as a ready reference for me for the foreseeable future.

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Book Details

Published
April 1, 2005
Publisher
Thieme Medical Publishers, Incorporated
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781588903754

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