In today's environment, remaining competent impacts everything from quality of care and patient satisfaction to employee morale and public relations.

At the Center for Advanced Spinal Surgery, we are using this online forum to discuss spinal conditions and their surgical management with other spine care providers.

 

The case and techniques presented on this web site are intended to stimulate on ongoing exchange between spine care providers about common day-to-day problems that many of us encounter in their spine practices. The goal is to discuss their non-operative and surgical treatments and how they relate to clinical outcomes.

Physicians at the Center for Advanced Spinal Surgery are interested in engaging with other spine care providers including neurosurgeons, orthopaedic spinal surgeons, physiatrists, physical, and occupational therapist as well as neurologists, and psychologists. We actively engage in peer-to-peer exchange programs to keep up with the rapidly evolving field of spinal surgery. Therefore, we offer opportunities for all interested spine care providers to discuss cases in a non-competitive environment using a non-adversarial mutually beneficial process. Most recently, our physicians engaged in a training program at the University of Utah.

Please check out some of the surgical cases posted on this web site. These patients were treated surgically by physicians at the Center for Advanced Spinal Surgery of Southern Arizona.

Please contact us if you are interested in discussing any of the presented cases or any of your cases with one of the physicians working at the Center for Advanced Spinal Surgery of Southern Arizona.

PLEASE CONTACT US AT:

Center for Advanced Spinal Surgery of Southern Arizona, 4787 E. Camp Lowell Drive, Tucson AZ 85712

Re: Peer-to-Peer Exchange

Phone: 520-204-1495, Fax: 623-218-1215

Email us: info@southernarizonaspine.com