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Spine: Complex Cervical Conditions

Featuring Jens R. Chapman, M.D. and others

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Our increasingly aging population is inherently afflicted with a rising incidence of systemic ailments, such as tumor disease, inflammatory diseases and osteoporosis. In this lecture, doctors review clinical and radiographic risk factors for patients with inflammatory disease who should be considered for surgical stabilization. Doctors also review patients with a loss of physiologic lordosis of their neck and the management options.

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