ENDOSCOPIC SPINE SURGERY: Techniques, Patient Selection, Surgical Planning, and Complication Management for Spine Surgery Residents and Fellows - Couverture souple

D.V Maxwell, Dr David

Couverture souple

ISBN 13 : 9798162374954

Editeur : Independently published, 2026

Synopsis

Build a Clearer Framework for Endoscopic Spine Surgery, from Patient Selection to Complication ManagementEndoscopic spine surgery requires more than familiarity with instruments and operative techniques. It also demands careful patient selection, detailed anatomical understanding, appropriate preoperative planning, and sound clinical judgment.
Endoscopic Spine Surgery is designed for spine surgery residents, fellows, and practicing specialists seeking a structured reference to the principles and clinical considerations that shape endoscopic spinal procedures.
Whether you are reviewing procedural concepts, comparing surgical approaches, or strengthening your understanding of operative planning, this reference organizes essential topics into a practical clinical framework.
WHAT YOU WILL EXPLORE

• Patient Selection and Surgical Indications: Understand the clinical considerations involved in evaluating patients and determining whether an endoscopic approach may be appropriate.
• Preoperative Assessment and Surgical Planning: Review relevant anatomy, imaging considerations, pathology assessment, and the factors that influence procedural planning.
• Endoscopic Spine Surgery Techniques: Explore the principles of endoscopic approaches and the clinical considerations associated with different procedural strategies.
• Case-Based Clinical Reasoning: Examine how patient characteristics, anatomical findings, and procedural objectives inform surgical decision-making.
• Complication Recognition and Management: Review potential complications, contributing factors, preventive considerations, and principles of appropriate clinical response.
• Postoperative Assessment: Understand key considerations in evaluating recovery, monitoring patients, and recognizing findings that require further assessment.

WHO SHOULD READ THIS BOOK?

• Neurosurgery residents seeking a structured introduction to endoscopic spine surgery concepts.

• Spine surgery fellows reviewing patient selection, procedural planning, and technique-specific considerations.

• Orthopedic spine surgeons interested in endoscopic approaches and clinical decision-making.

• Practicing neurosurgeons seeking a focused reference for reviewing endoscopic spine surgery principles.

• Medical educators developing structured teaching resources for postgraduate surgical training.

WHY A STRUCTURED CLINICAL REFERENCE MATTERS
Endoscopic procedures must be considered within the context of the patient's diagnosis, anatomy, clinical presentation, and individual risk factors. Understanding the reasoning behind procedural selection is an important part of developing a sound foundation in surgical practice.
This book brings together the concepts of patient selection, surgical planning, endoscopic techniques, and complication management in one focused educational resource.
Strengthen your understanding of endoscopic spine surgery through a clinically organized approach to surgical principles, procedural considerations, and case-based decision-making.
This book is intended for professional education and reference. It does not replace supervised surgical training, institutional protocols, clinical judgment, or current evidence-based guidance.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Independently published
• Date d'édition: 2026
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 13: 9798162374954
• Reliure: Paperback
• Nombre de pages: 379
• Coordonnées du fabricant: non disponible
• Personne responsable: non disponible