How MIS Can Be Effective for Spine Deformity Correction

About this episode

The episode discusses the effectiveness of minimally invasive surgery for correcting spine deformities with insights from three medical experts.

Tony Tannoury, MD Harish Kempegowda, MD Chirag Berry, MD

People in this episode

Guests: Tony Tannoury, MD, Harish Kempegowda, MD, Chirag Berry, MD

Topics covered

• minimally invasive surgery
• spine deformity
• correction techniques
• orthopedic surgery
• patient outcomes

Keywords

• MIS
• spine surgery
• deformity correction
• orthopedics
• surgical techniques

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