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📌 Editors/Authors: John M. Rhee, MD; M. Bradford Henley
📅 Publication: 2019, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (Wolters Kluwer)
📄 Pages: ~752
📚 Format: PDF
This book is a practical, illustrated guide to spine surgery techniques, written by faculty from Emory University’s renowned Spine Surgery Fellowship.
Unlike many textbooks that focus on disease processes, this one dives into operative technique—offering step-by-step surgical tips, tricks, and nuances used by experienced surgeons.
Issue-and-Solution Approach: Practical advice for real surgical challenges.
Detailed Operative Guidance: Clear, concise descriptions of surgical steps with accompanying illustrations, photos, and radiographs.
Wide Procedural Scope: Covers techniques for:
Cervical spine
Thoracic spine
Lumbar spine (anterior and posterior approaches)
Deformity correction
Cervical and thoracolumbar trauma
Complication management (e.g., vertebral artery issues, neuromonitoring alerts, airway concerns)
Compact, Bulleted Text: Designed for quick reference and intraoperative use.
This is a clinical, surgical techniques book aimed at:
Orthopaedic and neurosurgical spine fellows
Orthopaedic and neurosurgery residents
Practicing spine surgeons seeking practical, operative guidance
Real-World Insights: Shares experiential tips often taught informally in fellowships but rarely captured in traditional texts.
Operative Focus: Strong emphasis on how to do the surgery rather than why (pathology) — making it a useful technique reference.
Visual Learning: Rich illustrations and intraoperative images support complex procedures conceptually and technically.
Cervical spine surgery techniques
Thoracic and lumbar surgical approaches
Spine deformity correction
Trauma surgery and emergency procedures
Intraoperative decision-making & complication management
Emory's Illustrated Tips and Tricks in Spine Surgery 1st Edition
$49.99