Items Tagged ‘Spine’
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Meet Dr. Timothy Link on Video
Meet our next New Jersey Associate on video, Spine specialist Dr. Timothy Link. Meet Dr. Timothy Link from Columbia Neurosurgery on Vimeo. Learn more about this series and see our first one here: Meet Dr. Michael Sisti on Video Stay tuned for our next video…
Posted on Dec 26, 2011 by Department Author In Doctors, Neurosurgeons, News, Video -
McCormick and Kaiser Teach Residents at Spine Camp
Dr. Paul McCormick and Dr. Michael Kaiser from the Spine Center recently returned from Illinois where they taught residents from around the country the finer points of spinal stabilization. This annual three day meeting is...
Posted on Nov 22, 2011 by Department Author In Blog, Spine, Spine Center Blog -
Researchers Seek to Understand Best Treatment Alternatives for Cervical Spondylotic Myelopathy
Drs. Hani Malone and Michael Kaiser are currently conducting clinical research to determine the optimal treatment strategies for patients presenting with cervical spondylotic myelopathy (CSM), a degenerative process of the neck that can lead to neurological deficits and impaired quality of life...
Posted on Aug 23, 2011 by Department Author In Blog, Doctors, Peripheral Nerve Blog, Spine, Spine Center Blog -
Spine Center was Busy at AANS May Conference
Members of the Spine Center turned up in spades at the recent American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS) meeting. Not only did they attend the conference but they also moderated events, sat on panels and presented their expertise to their colleagues. Dr. Paul McCormick, the Spine...
Posted on May 25, 2010 by Department Author In Blog, Spine, Spine Center Blog -
Are you a Laptop Slouch Potato?
Take this quiz to find out. 1. Would your mother tell you to sit up straight if she saw you working on your laptop? 2. Do you communicate with your friends from your laptop more than in real life? 3. Do your neck and shoulders ache? 4. Do you find time disappears when you are on your...
Posted on Jan 26, 2010 by Department Author In Blog, Spine, Spine Center Blog -
New Fossil "Ardi" Reminds Us to 'Sit Up Straight' and 'Walk Tall'

"Ardi" (short for Ardipithecus ramidus) is a fossil of one of our earliest pre-human ancestors. Most likely female, she lived 4.4 million years ago. Over the last several years a team of researchers has studied her remains and finally presented their findings to the world via Science Magazine...
Posted on Jan 15, 2010 by Department Author In Blog, Spine Center Blog, Spine Center Featured -
A New Way to Give an Old Vet Relief

The patient, “Harry”, was a 77 year old Korean War Veteran who suffered from both pain and numbness on the top and bottom of both his feet. This was caused by nerve damage he had gotten from multiple episodes of frostbite during the war. He had been treated unsuccessfully using physical therapy and a number of pain relieving drugs including ones specifically used for nerve pain.
Posted on Dec 16, 2009 by Department Author In Blog, Peripheral Nerve, Peripheral Nerve Blog -
What are They, a Bunch of Neurosurgeons? Yes, and They've Got the Papers to Prove it
Like a lot of smart people, neurosurgeons know that it is important to keep learning. The Congress of Neurological Surgeons (CNS) Meeting is a week-long event where neurosurgeons from around the world get together to teach and learn from each other. Many of the doctors from the different Centers...
Posted on Dec 14, 2009 by Department Author In Blog, Cerebrovascular Blog, Spine Center Blog -
Baseball Pitcher Kuroda Back in the Game After Neck Injury

The Los Angeles Dodgers reported that their pitcher Hiroki Kuroda is back on the roster after being benched for a neck injury. A couple of months ago he was running in the outfield when he was struck down by what Kuroda called “pain I’ve never felt before.” He was taken out of the game and...
Posted on Dec 3, 2009 by Brigitte Matsuoka In Blog, Spine Center Blog -
The Spine Center
Posted on Nov 24, 2009 by Neurosurgery Webmaster In Spine Center Video, Video