Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Introducing the second debate in our Case Debate Series on distributed loading techniques for complex spine pathologies, featuring Dr. Zach Tempel, neurosurgeon at Mayfield Brain and Spine, and Dr. Jeff Mullin, neurosurgeon at University at Buffalo Neurosurgery. Dr. Tempel will be taking the side of the intraoperative rod technique, highlighting material selection and construct configuration. Dr. Mullin will be taking the side of load distribution tethers, highlighting the intraoperative weave technique.
Moderated by Dr. Reg Haid, neurosurgeon at Atlanta Brain and Spine Care, the weekly, online learning series features surgeons sharing their philosophies of procedural approaches and the application of technology. This ongoing series will be made available at: nuvasive.com/casedebateseries
Introducing the second debate in our Case Debate Series on distributed loading techniques for complex spine pathologies, featuring Dr. Zach Tempel, neurosurgeon at Mayfield Brain and Spine, and Dr. Jeff Mullin, neurosurgeon at University at Buffalo Neurosurgery. Dr. Tempel will be taking the side of the intraoperative rod technique, highlighting material selection and construct configuration. Dr. Mullin will be taking the side of load distribution tethers, highlighting the intraoperative weave technique.
Moderated by Dr. Reg Haid, neurosurgeon at Atlanta Brain and Spine Care, the weekly, online learning series features surgeons sharing their philosophies of procedural approaches and the application of technology. This ongoing series will be made available at: nuvasive.com/casedebateseries
