Spinal Deformity for Residents-Anterior Surgery for Deformity

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Video Summary

In the video, the speaker discusses anti-approaches in the context of deformity and general surgery. They touch on topics such as thoracotomy, sternotomy, scoliosis, coronal and sagittal disability, posterior approaches, minimally invasive lateral approaches, changing landscape, anterior access, full discectomy, thoracic hypokyphosis, intervertebral staples, and the Lenke classification. They also discuss the challenges and advantages of different approaches, including in relation to pediatrics and adults. The speaker covers technical details of the procedures, including rib selection, incisions, and tools used. They also address potential complications and considerations, such as psoas weakness and nerve root damage. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of anterior approaches in certain cases and the increasing use of minimally invasive techniques. The transcript does not mention any specific credits. The video likely comes from a medical education or conference setting. The summary provides an overview of the main points discussed in the video.

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Presented by Daniel M. Sciubba, MD, FAANS

Keywords

deformity

general surgery

thoracotomy

minimally invasive lateral approaches

complications

anterior approaches