Lali Sekhon, MD, PhD. Spine Surgeon at Reno (Nev.) Orthopedic Center: "Flux," be it payments, indications, the role of enabling tech, etc. It's probably a good word for healthcare in general.

Och Spine at NewYork-Presbyterian/The Spiral occupies the entire second floor of The Spiral, which opened last year.

Francis Crick Institute scientists developed a rudimentary human spine via stem cells in a laboratory. They have created a ...

Spinal cord tumors are also classified by cell type. A pathologist will examine the cells microscopically and assign a grade to indicate how quickly the tumor is growing or dividing. A low number ...

But under the promising numbers, there are serious challenges that ordinary Nigerians face every day. Businesses are struggling, families are feeling the pinch, and multinational companies are ...

This development offers a new window into the early stages of human development and the origins of spinal and neurological disorders. James Briscoe, senior author of the study, said ...

This breakthrough offers potential insights into spinal birth defects and intervertebral disc conditions, marking a new era for studying human developmental disorders ... of the body which contain ...

The study, which followed four patients with chronic spinal cord injuries for five years ... disorders and injuries that works by implanting human-derived stem cells into damaged or diseased ...

"It takes away, or really mitigates, that human error," said Lynagh ... Currently, the robot navigation system is being used for spinal surgeries. It could be used for other procedures in the ...

Additional patient characteristics are provided in (Table 1). Figure 1. Seasonal variation. Number of patients with cervical spinal cord injury (cSCI) who were admitted to the neurotrauma center (NTC) ...