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Allogeneic disc progenitor cells may improve outcomes for patients with disc degeneration
High-dose allogeneic disc progenitor cells may provide a regenerative solution for lumbar degenerative disc disease, as patients demonstrated clinical improvements for pain and disc volume up to 2 years, according to published results.
Providence Medical Technology receives FDA clearance for spinal fusion navigation system
Providence Medical Technology Inc. announced FDA clearance of its Corus navigation access system for use with its Corus spinal system and the StealthStation navigation system from Medtronic, according to a press release.
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Tissue bridges linked with short, long-term benefits in those with spinal cord injury
Implementation of tissue bridges measured within the first weeks after spinal cord injury are linked with short-and-long-term clinical improvement, according to research from The Lancet Neurology.
VIDEO: Analysis of patient with worsening hip pain, altered gait mechanics
A 6-year-old girl presented with worsening hip pain and an energy-inefficient gait pattern.
51-year-old woman with cervical myelopathy, posterior longitudinal ligament ossification
A 51-year-old woman with no past medical history and on no medications presented to the office with a several-month history of left arm numbness, weakness in the bilateral lower extremities and gait instability.
Canary Medical receives FDA breakthrough device designation for smart lumbar cartridge
Canary Medical announced it received FDA breakthrough device designation of its Canturio lumbar spine cartridge for use with its implanted reporting processor system, according to a press release.
Urinalysis not accurate for diagnosing UTIs in children with spina bifida
Urinalysis did not accurately diagnose UTIs in children with spina bifida, according to study results published in Pediatrics.
Severe hip OA may increase risk of reoperation after lumbar spinal fusion
Results showed patients with severe hip osteoarthritis who undergo lumbar spinal fusion may be at increased risk for reoperation and preemptive total hip arthroplasty may be warranted for this population.
VIDEO: Neural axis abnormalities may not necessitate neurosurgical intervention
In this video, Kevin M. Neal, MD, discussed the relationship between rates of neural axis abnormalities in patients with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis and the potential need for neurosurgical intervention.
10-year-old girl with back pain, myelopathy and neuropathy due to thoracic spine mass
A 10-year-old girl with no significant past medical history presented to the ED for evaluation of 6 months of progressively worsening back pain.
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