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Beyond Arthritis: SI fusion in trauma and deformity

PRESENTED September 19, 2023 8PM Eastern

Moderators: Rock Patel and Scott Daffner LSRS Education Chairmen

Degenerative SI Pathology (diagnosis and treatment) Jad Khalil, MD Chief, Orthopaedic Clinical Care Director, Spine Surgery Fellowship Associate Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine

Traumatic SI Injury William W. Cross, III, MD Orthopaedic Specialist Trauma Surgeon Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN

The SI Joint in Deformity Matthew Colman, MD Spine Surgery & Musculoskeletal Oncology Associate Professor Rush University Medical Center

Starting a Practice: An LSRS Webinar

PRESENTED Monday, November 28, 2022

AGENDA

Intro - Zorica Buser, PhD, MBA and Rock Patel, MD

Starting a practice with a focus on academic affiliation (Michael Gerling, MD)

Value Based Care in Spine Surgery - A Primer for New Practitioners (Leo Spector, MD, MBA)

Making an investment in Marketing? Here’s where to start (Blair Primis)

Discussion

Neuromonitoring in Posterior Lumbar Spine Surgery

Presented: Wednesday, July 13, 2022

Debate:

Neuromonitoring Plays an Important Role in the Safety of Posterior Lumbar Decompression and Fusion. Michael J. Lee, MD, Orthopedic Surgery

There is Minimal, if Any Role for Neuromonitoring for Posterior Lumbar Decompression and Fusion. Dominic Pelle, MD, Neurosurgery

Medical Legal:

What is the Medical Legal Perspective of using Neuromonitoring for Posterior Lumbar Decompression and Fusion? Paul Huebner, Attorney

DISCUSSION

Debate! What parameters drive the choice of surgical treatment for lumbar spondylolisthesis?

Presented Tuesday, January 11, 2022 - 8:00PM Eastern

The Lumbar Spine Research Society is pleased to offer a one-hour online symposium that focuses on choosing surgical treatment for spondylolisthesis.
We have invited Dr. Zo Ghogawala and Dr. Ray Hah to debate approaches to surgical treatment. These speakers are leaders in this domain and we look forward to learning from their experiences through this one-hour online session.

Webinar Agenda

Zorica Buser, PhD and Michael Lee, MD

Zorica Buser, PhD

Zoher Ghogawala, MD

Raymond Hah, MD

Panel

Debate: DVT Chemo-Prophylaxis after Lumbar Spine Surgery.

Lumbar Spine Research Society Webinar: Presented: Tuesday September 14, 2021

 01:08  Introduction and Current Guidelines and Recommendations for DVT Chemoprophylaxis after Spine Surgery

Michael Lee, MD |  University of Chicago

04:40 The Risks and Sequelae of Bleeding are Too High: Do NOT Routinely Chemoprophylax for DVT after Lumbar Spine Surgery

Greg Grabowski, MD  |  University of South Carolina

29:45 The Risks and Sequelae of Thrombosis are Worse: Always Chemoprophylax During and After Routine Lumbar Spine Surgery

 Andrew Dailey, MD  |  University of Utah

49:13 Q&A

Debating Lumbar Disc Arthroplasty: Where are we in 2020?

Debating Lumbar Disc Arthroplasty: Where are we in 2020? 
Wednesday, September 30 7:00- 8:00 PM CST
Moderator: Dr. Michael J. Lee, University of Chicago Medical Center
 
The Emergence and Evolution of Lumbar Disc Arthroplasty
Presented by Dr. Hyun W. Bae,  The Spine Institute Center for Spinal Restoration

Lumbar Disc Arthroplasty Plays a Pivotal Role in Spine Care in 2020
Presented by Dr. Richard D. Guyer,  Texas Back Institute

There is no Role for Lumbar Disc Arthroplasty in 2020
Presented by Dr. Todd J. Albert,  Hospital for Special Surgery

Outcome Measures and Predictive Analysis - The Future of Spine Surgery

The Lumbar Spine Research Society is pleased to offer a one-hour online symposium on outcome measures, predictive analytics, and the future of spine surgery. We are pleased to have pulled together the foremost experts from both orthopedic surgery and neurological surgery to share their expertise on the subject.

MODERATORS: Jason Savage, MD and Michael Steinmetz, MD

AGENDA

Introduction

PROMIS versus Legacy Outcome Measures (Darrel S. Brodke, MD)

Artificial Intelligence is the Future of Bending the Value Curve for the Spine Service Line (Thomas E. Mroz, MD)

Implementing Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning into Clinical Practice (Christopher P. Ames, MD)

Discussion:  Panel

Telemedicine for Spine Surgeons

The Lumbar Spine Research Society is pleased to offer a one-hour online symposium on the use of telemedicine for spine surgeons. Virtual patient visits have been intermittently used over the past few years, but rapidly imposed into our practice lives over the past few weeks since the Covid19 crisis.

Some LSRS surgeons have been using telemedicine for patient visits for a long time and are leaders in the domain. We are happy to present their experiences through this one-hour online session. Speakers will review their techniques for virtual examination and diagnosis of the spine patient, and how they optimize their discussions with the patient and family.

Available On-Demand, above. No CME.

Moderators

Raj Rao, MD, MBA            
Paul A. Anderson, MD     
Introduction and Overview of meeting format
Q&A Session

Faculty

Rock Patel, MD
How I’ve Been Using Telemedicine
Platforms, Patient Selection and Optimizing the Office Workflow

Melvin D.  Helgeson, MD
Virtual Health During/After this Crisis and Lessons from the Military
Regulations and Modifications During the Pandemic 

James S. Harrop, MD      
How COVID Changed my Telemedicine Practice
Direct and Indirect Cost Reimbursement Issues

Business Aspects of Spine Surgery:
ASCs and Specialty Hospitals

Presented on Thursday, JULY 16, 2020  |  8:00 PM EDT

The Lumbar Spine Research Society is pleased to offer a one-hour online symposium on the business of spine surgery, specifically, Ambulatory Surgery Centers and Specialty Hospitals and how they can optimize our practice. 

We have invited LSRS members, surgeons who have been using the Ambulatory Surgery Center and have expertise in the process of building a Specialty Hospital. These speakers are leaders in this domain. We look forward to learning from their experiences through this one-hour online session. 

Moderator
Jeffrey D. Coe, MD       


Faculty
Thomas A. Zdeblick, MD

Gregory Schroeder, MD

Michael Gerling, MD

Jeffrey D. Coe, MD  

Introduction and Overview

Designing and Building a Specialty Hospital

The Financial Side of Ambulatory Surgery Centers

Case Selection and Approach in the Ambulatory Setting

My Private Practice ASC Experience Over the Last Decade

Available On-Demand, above. No CME.

Available On-Demand, above. No CME.