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For Physicians
If you would like us to email you with course updates please join our
email list by filling in the form below. If you are already on our email list
you will be receiving updates on our joint course for 2008.
Since its
inception in 1999, the American College of Physicians & Surgeons has coordinated
and sponsored ten Minimally Invasive Spine Update
courses. In June 2008 the ACP&S will join with other
minimally invasive spine societies at the
World Congress of Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery & Techniques in Hawaii.
The MISU
courses generally consist of live surgery, didactic sessions,
hands-on workshops, multi-disciplinary symposium and course syllabus.
All attendees of the course will gain sufficient
exposure to the state of the art procedures in total
spine care which will improve the opportunities for their patients.
The
courses are open to all physicians and surgeons who practice
spine-related medicine such as orthopaedic surgeons,
neurosurgeons, neurologists, physiatrists and pain management/anesthesiologists.
Fellows, Residents and Allied Health Professionals are also encouraged to attend
and are given a course fee discount. Our faculty
are top-notch MISS surgeons who helped to pioneer the field of MISS such as John
C. Chiu, MD DSc. Participants have come from around the world to attend
our courses. To review our past courses please click on the link on upper
left.
Our MISU courses are
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Jointly

American College of
Physicians & Surgeons
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Sponsored
All courses are generally worth at least a minimum of 12 category 2 CME
credits, depending on the particular course schedule and accreditation for
category 1 CME credits, according to the American Medical Association. |
by

The American Academy of
Minimally Invasive Spinal
Medicine and Surgery
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Presented by
The American College
of
Physicians & Surgeons
and
The American Academy of
Minimally Invasive Spinal
Medicine and Surgery
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