Or six plastic grocery bags worth of food ... found this figure using a computer model of a human spine. An average human head weighs about 10 to 12 pounds, and tilting it down to check Facebook ...

Kenneth Hansraj, a New York back surgeon, found this figure using a computer model of a human spine. Looking down at ... adult-sized bowling balls, six plastic grocery bags full of food or an ...

A new patient-specific spinal model, however, could help determine how successful such surgery will be. Led by Florida Atlantic University's Prof. Erik Engeberg and the Marcus Neuroscience ...

(HealthDay)—A new model can predict the risk of medical complications, including major complications, after spine surgery, according to a study published in the Feb. 1 issue of The Spine Journal.

Xenco Medical, LLC announced that Dr. Nick Shamie, Prof and Chief of Orthopaedic Spine Surgery at UCLA, performed spine surgery using the first disposable, plastic surgical rasps and implant inserter.

Wei Wu, Ph.D., assistant research professor of neurological surgery at IU School of Medicine, said the spinal cord injury model damaged ... the beneficial neural plastic changes emerge both ...

Artificial intelligence can play an important role in improving precision in spine surgery, Robert masson, MD, told Becker’s. Dr. Masson, of Masson Spine Institute in ​​Ocoee, Fla., discussed his ...

and helps dictate where cells should build out the spine and nervous system. This is the first stem cell model to contain a notochord, which is a big deal, considering their central role in early ...