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To receive your free copies from the Roundtables in Spine Surgery journal, please enter your priority code and complete the form below. This great journal series is being offered compliments of DePuy Spine.
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Roundtables in Spine Surgery is an innovative quarterly journal that closely examines a different aspect of spine surgery in every illustrated issue. In each installment, a guest editor or editors with special expertise on a featured topic, is assisted by a rotating lineup of panel participants. Following a series of keynote chapters, panelists engage in an energetic point-counterpoint discussion on the topic. A final section of CME assessment is included as an added benefit to our readers who can receive continuing medical education credit in a convenient and effective manner.
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Prognostic Genetic Testing for Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis  |
| Editors: Peter O. Newton, MD and Harry L. Shufflebarger, MD |
 This issue begins with an article on “Demystifying the Genetic Test for Scoliosis” then moves to the Roundtable Discussion which features a distinguished panel of experts who specialize in pediatric spinal deformity. The Discussion is organized around three different patient scenarios: (1) a patient with no genetic testing, (2) a patient with a high risk genetic test result, and (3) a patient with a low risk genetic test result. The panelists energetically debate recommended treatment options, benefits of the test, and how the technology will be integrated with existing practices. The goal is to provide readers with a valuable base of information to evaluate how prognostic genetic testing will benefit their practice and ultimately their patients diagnosed with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis. Finally, 2 AMA PRA Category 1 credit(s) are available with this issue.
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| Advanced Spinal Deformity |
Editors: Peter O. Newton, MD, Randal R. Betz, MD, Jürgen Harms, MD,
Michael F. O’Brien, MD, Harry L. Shufflebarger, MD |
This issue opens with an Overview of Advanced Spinal Deformity then moves to the Roundtable Discussion which features a distinguished panel of orthopedic and neurosurgical experts who specialize in both pediatric and adult spinal deformity. Six case presentations are discussed and debated with the goal of increasing the knowledge and understanding of complex problems facing spinal deformity surgeons as well as different treatment options. The Discussion concludes with a few Tips and Tricks from the panelists.
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| Biomechanics in Spine Surgery: Evaluation of Motion Preservation Devices and Relevant Terminology |
| Editors: Vijay K. Goel, PhD and Manohar M. Panjabi, PhD, D. Tech. |
This issue identifies key issues in spinal biomechanics pertaining to motion preservation devices and discusses the protocols used to evaluate characteristics of several fusion and nonfusion treatments.
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| Complications and Revision Strategies in Lumbar Spine Arthroplasty |
| Editor: Paul C. McAfee, MD |
| Co-Editors: Fred H. Geisler, MD, PhD and Matthew Scott-Young, MBBS, FRACS |
This issue is devoted to complications that might be encountered during lumbar arthroplasty, strategies to minimize their occurrence, and how to manage them if they do arise.
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| Current Controversies in Cervical Spine Surgery |
| Editors: Michael Y. Wang, MD and Todd J. Albert, MD |
This issue addresses four major areas of controversy in cervical spine surgery: the use of dynamic cervical plates, the application of alternative fusion materials, the optimal posterior approach for decompression of cervical stenosis, and the role for motion preservation surgery in the cervical spine.
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| Long-Term Results of Lumbar Arthroplasty |
| Editors: Paul C. McAfee, MD and Matthew Scott-Young, MBBS, FRACS |
This issue presents the long-term results and survivorship data of lumbar arthroplasty. The Roundtable Discussion aims at providing the reader with insight into the status of lumbar disc replacement patients in major spine centers throughout the world, including Australia, Belgium, Korea, and Brazil.
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Prognostic Genetic Testing for Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis - New |
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Advanced Spinal Deformity |
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Biomechanics in Spine Surgery: Evaluation of Motion Preservation
Devices and Relevant Terminology |
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Complications and Revision Strategies in Lumbar Spine Arthroplasty |
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Current Controversies in Cervical Spine Surgery |
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Long-Term Results of Lumbar Arthroplasty |
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