| 15.55 | | Welcome NASS
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| 16.00 | | COMPLICATIONS, Chair: Richard D. GUYER
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| 16.00 | C68 | HETEROTOPIC OSSIFICATION (HO) AT THE INDEX LEVEL AFTER PRODISC®-C CERVICAL TOTAL DISC REPLACEMENT (TDR) SURGERY: WHAT IS THE CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE?
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| | | Michael Janssen, Jeff Goldstein, Daniel Murrey, Rick Delamarter, Center for Spinal Disorders, Thornton, United States
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| 16.06 | C69 | ADJACENT VERTEBRAL BODY OSTEOLYSIS WITH BONE MORPHOGENETIC PROTEIN USE IN TRANSFORAMINAL LUMBAR INTERBODY FUSION
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| | | Melvin Helgeson, Ronald Lehman, Andrew Mack, Michael Rosner Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation, Washington, DC, United States
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| 16.12 | C70 | MANAGING INFECTION FOLLOWING POSTERIOR SPINAL INSTRUMENTATION
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| | | Iona Collins, James Wilson MacDonald, Jeremy Fairbank, Tony Berendt, Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, Spinal Surgery, Oxford, United Kingdom
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| 16.18 | C71 | AIR EMBOLUS DURING GRAFT INSERTION IN AXIALIF
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| | | W. D. Smith, J. Anson, B. T. Burnett, C. Friesen, K. Malone, M. Fogarty, Nevada Neurosciences Institute Research Foundation, Western Regional Center for Brain and Spine Surgery, Las Vegas, United States
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| 16.24 | C72 | PREDICTING C5 NERVE PALSY: THE TERRIBLE TRIAD
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| | | Mroz Thomas, Edward Benzel, Isador Lieberman, Jeffrey Wang, Warren Yu, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Neuroscience Institute, Orthopaedic and Neurological Surgery, Cleveland, Ohio, United States
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| 16.30 | | Discussion
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| 16.35 | | CERVICAL, Chair: Larry T. KHOO
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| 16.35 | C73 | A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED COMPARISON OF CERVICAL TOTAL DISC REPLACEMENT TO ANTERIOR CERVICAL FUSION
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| | | Richard Guyer, Carl Lauryssen, Scott Blementhal, Texas Back Institute, Plano, United States
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| 16.42 | C74 | CERVICORE DISC REPLACEMENT VS FUSION FOR CERVICAL NERVE ROOT COMPRESSION: FUNCTIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL OUTCOMES FROM A PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED MULTICENTER TRIAL
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| | | Jean-Jacques Abitbol, Nevan G. Baldwin,, Jim A. Youssef,, Neill M. Wright, California Spine Group, San Diego, United States
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| 16.49 | C75 | SURGICAL TREATMENT IS EFFECTIVE IN CERVICAL SPONDYLOTIC MYELOPATHY - A PROSPECTIVE MULTI-CENTER STUDY OF 316 PATIENTS
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| | | M. Fehlings, B. Kopjar, T. Yoon, P. Arnold, M. Janssen, J. Chapman, E. Woodard, University of Toronto, Neurosurgery, Toronto, Canada
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| 16.56 | C76 | ADJACENT LEVEL DEGENERATION AFTER CERVICAL SPINE FUSION: MYTH OR FACT?. AN ATTEMPT TO APPROACH THE TRUTH THROUGH A CONTROLLED STUDY
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| | | Carlos Villas, Pablo Diaz De Rada, Matias Alfonso, Ricardo Schlotterbeck, Clinica Universitaria De Navarra, Cirugía Ortopedica Y Traumatología, Pamplona, Spain
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| 17.03 | C77 | ONE AND TWO YEAR CLINICAL RESULTS OF SECURE-C CERVICAL DISC ARTHROPLASTY: A RANDOMIZED PROSPECTIVE CLINICAL TRIAL
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| | | J. McConnell, J. M. Marzluff, C. Tomaras, I. Volcan, P. Asdourian, L. Hellbusch, Orthopedic Associates of Allentown, Allentown, PA, United States
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| 17.10 | | Discussion
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| 17.20 | | End of the day
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