For three decades, Spine: Base to Summit has been the leading winter spine meeting. This highly interactive CME course is for all surgeons and fellows who include spine surgery in their practice. Lively discussions in a casual atmosphere cover adult deformity, cervical and lumbar degenerative, trauma, MIS, endoscopy and emerging technologies. Tech Update: A New […]
This course offers a peer review platform for discussing complications encountered in spinal surgery. Participants will explore management techniques, technical challenges, and equipment-related issues, with the goal of sharing lessons learned, highlighting safety concerns, and improving surgical care for patients with spine disorders.
This exclusive event pioneers a new type of seminar program for spine surgeons who specialize in advanced spinal deformity. Lectures are minimized and attendee interaction is maximized. Content is shaped by questions and topics raised by participants during sessions. Honest discussion between faculty and participants will encourage camaraderie as attendees openly address case challenges that […]
The program features presentations by nationally recognized neurological and orthopaedic surgeons on some of today’s most pressing topics.
The 2026 Spine Summit is your essential destination for groundbreaking research, innovative techniques and unparalleled networking opportunities. Don’t miss the opportunity to attend a world-class program featuring industry-leading experts, hands-on workshops and the latest advancements in spinal care. This is not just a meeting; it’s a transformative experience that will elevate your practice and connect […]
The International Society for the Advancement of Spine Surgery – is a global, scientific and educational society organized to provide an independent venue to discuss and address the issues involved with all aspects of basic and clinical science of motion preservation, stabilization, innovative technologies, MIS procedures, biologics and other fundamental topics to restore and improve […]
The 33rd International Meeting on Advanced Spine Techniques (IMAST) in Toronto, ON, Canada is where leading spine surgeons, innovative researchers, and the most advanced spine technologies come together in an international forum to demonstrate and discuss recent advances in spine surgery. IMAST focuses on innovative and new methods/techniques for spinal pathology.
Be Part of the Neurosurgical Future in San Antonio! From May 1-4, the AANS Annual Scientific Meeting lands in this vibrant hub, ready to ignite Neurosurgery Frontiers: Innovation, Collaboration, Transformation. Connect with the brightest minds, witness transformative research, and contribute your unique perspective to the evolution of our field. San Antonio’s energy and growing medical […]
LEARNING OBJECTIVES • Analyze the latest advances in pediatric orthopaedic management to inform clinical decision-making. • Incorporate best practice guidelines to optimize musculoskeletal health for pediatric patients. • Identify and implement strategies to increase quality, safety, and value to patient care.
Attendees for this program include Physicians, Allied Health, Medical Professionals, Students, Researchers, and Industry Partners committed to advancing our knowledge and understanding of the physiology, pathologic processes, and treatment of lumbar disease through the promotion and discussion of research, with the goal of improving patient care.
The Think Tank is not your typical “lectures and exhibits” meeting. In fact, it is refreshingly different. The program emphasizes engaging discussions over lectures, and the focus is on current, practical topics. Participants include surgeons and leaders from medical device companies and healthcare organizations.
2026 New England Neurosurgical Society (NENS) Annual Meeting is organized by New England Neurosurgical Society (NENS) and will be held from Jun 25 - 27, 2026 at Chatham Bars Inn, Chatham, Massachusetts, United States of America.
KASS gathers spine surgeons both orthopedic and neurological spine surgeons from academic and private practices. The meeting combines in-depth CME education from leaders in the field, free papers to exchange the members’ latest research, and honest conversation about clinical cases and complications.
This highly interactive course features lively discussions in a casual atmosphere. Topics include adult deformity, degenerative, trauma and tumor, MIS and open surgical procedures.
Annual spine fellowship reunion for surgeons who trained at HSS. The Reunion provides both academic sessions and social functions.
Thank you for taking a moment to learn about this year’s Bridging the Gap meeting (BTG), and to consider attending. BTG is refreshingly different from any meeting in our field, with numerous attendees telling us the meeting is enjoyable, profoundly worthwhile, and even life-changing.
