Minimally invasive spinal surgery technology

Author: Tang Tiansi
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Publication Date: 2001-11-01
Features: This book consists of 47 chapters, compiled by 65 scholars from different disciplines under the organization of three chief editors. Among them, 5 chapters are related to the historical development and the author's personal interests, while 20 chapters cover commonly concerned topics. Although lacking constitutional specificity, these chapters hold significant value for minimally invasive surgery technology, such as Gordon's "Current Status of Rheumatism" and Bocker's "Correct Understanding of Dietary Management for Low Back Pain Patients." The book dedicates 16 chapters to discussing minimally invasive spinal surgery techniques, providing a detailed description of the current state of this new technology. Additionally, 6 chapters explore the development of this technology and its future prospects. This book is substantial in scope and falls under the category of an overview. It features novel content and high reference value. Any professional involved in diagnosing and treating spinal disorders should systematically read this book. Some of the content covered in this book remains controversial, and readers should not blindly follow any single viewpoint. Understanding new technology does not necessarily equate to genuine progress, but truly significant advancements rarely encounter fierce opposition in their early stages.