Becker’s Spine Review is a publication for orthopedic and spine surgeons and surgery center administrators. Each week, Becker’s releases additions to their Ask Spine Surgeons series, and this month, five spine surgeons were asked to weigh in on the opportunities outpatient procedures affords providers. Check out Dr. Richard Kube’s answer, below! Question: What are…
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Becker’s Spine Review is a publication for orthopedic and spine surgeons and surgery center administrators. Each week, Becker’s releases additions to their Ask Spine Surgeons series, and earlier this month, spine surgeons were asked to share where they think the future of spine biologics is headed. Check out Dr. Richard Kube’s response, below! Question:…
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Becker’s Spine Review is a publication for orthopedic and spine surgeons and surgery center administrators. Each week, Becker’s releases additions to their Ask Spine Surgeons series, and earlier this month, spine surgeons were asked to share what they think are they essential traits that make up a successful spine surgeon. Check out Dr. Richard Kube’s…
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Becker’s Spine Review is a publication for orthopedic and spine surgeons and surgery center administrators. Each week, Becker’s releases additions to their Ask Spine Surgeons series, and earlier this month, 6 spine surgeons were asked to share what they do in their time off to relax and unwind. Check out Dr. Richard Kube’s answer, below!…
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Fusion surgeries are indicated for advanced degeneration (spondylosis–arthritis) and resultant instabilities and pain in the spine. People often have advanced degeneration at one level and a moderate amount of degeneration in their discs at the level above (which usually do not need fusion). These patients pose a unique challenge for treatment because you are left…
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