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Archive > April, 2008 Vol. IX, No. 4
Is it Time to Add Spine?
Minimally invasive techniques and a strong reimbursement outlook are fueling the specialty's growth to more facilities.
Choll Kim, MD, PhD

We're on the cusp of some truly great developments in minimally invasive spine surgery. Technological advances are combining with favorable reimbursement, creating a promising future for the specialty. Carefully assessing the required instrumentation, patient expectations and staff training will help you reap the benefits of offering profitable, cutting-edge care with better outcomes, faster recovery times and shorter stays.

Categories: Spine/Neurosurgery
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