Dr. Samuel Cho Spine Surgeon Interview at AAOS
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06Jun
02May
VIDEO: ACDF, cervical disc arthroplasty seen as effective, cost-effective in patients with degenerative discs
NEW ORLEANS— At the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting, Samuel Cho, MD, spoke about a study that compared the 7-year cost-effectiveness of anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) vs. cervical disc arthroplasty in patients with degenerative discs. Click to view video.
02May
Becker’s Spine Review Article
This is a new Article Click below to read the full article. https://www.beckersspine.com/spine-leaders/item/40496-spine-surgeon-leader-to-know-dr-samuel-cho-of-mount-sinai-health-system.html
02May
Global Spine Journal Podcast
Multi-Rod Constructs Can Prevent Rod Breakage and Pseudarthrosis at the Lumbosacral Junction in Adult Spinal Deformity Jens Chapman, Samuel K. Cho
06Apr
How to Conquer Lower Back Pain Forever
It all starts with a pang at the base of your spine. Maybe you were squatting too much weight at the gym. Maybe you were moving your sofa. Or maybe it was something that grew out two decades of hunching over your desk at work. Whatever the case, you’ve got...
28Jun
Dysphagia Following Anterior Cervical Spinal Surgery: A Systematic Review
Cho SK et al. – Dysphagia is a common complication of anterior surgery of the cervical spine. The incidence of post–operative dysphagia may be as high as 71% within the first two weeks after surgery, but gradually decreases during the following months. Authors performed a systematic review to assess the...
06May
Translating a Passion for Spine to a Successful Practice: Q&A With Dr. Samuel Cho of Mount Sinai Medical Center
Samuel Cho, MD is an orthopedic spine surgeon and Assistant Professor of Orthopaedics and Neurosurgery at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York. Dr. Cho has expertise in scoliosis surgery, minimally invasive surgery, intervertebral disc biology and cervical spinal surgery. He spends one week each year...
28Jan
5 Big Opportunities for Spine Surgery Research & Development
Here are five areas where spine research and development will focus prominently over the next few years. 1. Clinical outcomes research. There will be a huge focus on clinical effectiveness in the future, which means providing evidence-based outcomes. The government and insurance companies will be asking for comparative effectiveness research...