Roundtables in Spine Surgery (V1:N2): Complications and Revision Strategies in Lumbar Spine Arthroplasty  

Edited by Paul C. McAfee, MD; Fred H. Geisler, MD PhD; Matthew Scott-Young, MBBS, FRCAS, FAOrthA Roundtables in Spine Surgery is an innovative journal that closely examines a different aspect of spine surgery in every illustrated issue. Each installment begins with a series of keynote chapters that address everything from the nuances of basic technique to critical advancements in technology with the potential to alter the surgical standards of tomorrow. Then, in a roundtable, a rotating panel of distinguished experts exchange views on the featured topic, bringing their own experiences to bear in candid fashion. The roundtable reflects the energetic point-counterpoint that follows whenever dedicated surgeons are invited to explore noteworthy, often provocative topics in the company of their peers. V1N2: Complications and Revision Strategies in Lumbar Spine Arthroplasty discusses complications that might be encountered during lumbar total disc replacement, strategies to minimize their occurrence, and how to manage them if they do arise. 2005. Softcover, 206 pages, 197 illustrations.