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The aging of human lifespan has resulted in a rapid increase in spinal diseases, and minimally invasive spine surgery has become an essential treatment to solve this problem. However, even in minimally invasive spine surgery, various complications and problems can occur, and they should be effectively addressed.
In this JMISSWT special issue, we will discuss the complications in minimally invasive spine surgery, and through this, we will prepare a basis for a safer minimally invasive approach.
Potential topics include but are not limited to the following:
- Infection related to the minimally invasive spine surgery.
- Neurologic damage related to the minimally invasive spine surgery.
- Surgery related difficulties of minimally invasive spine surgery
The authors must include the following surgical procedure in their illustration.
| No. |
Title |
Division |
Description |
| 1 |
Abstract |
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Manuscript |
| 2 |
Introduction |
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Manuscript |
| 3 |
Indication |
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Manuscript |
| 4 |
Surgical procedures |
Patient Position and Skin Marking |
Illustration |
| Anesthesia and Skin Incision |
| Preoperative Procedures: Discography et al. |
| Insertion of Endoscope |
| Surgical Procedure |
| Final Checking Point |
| 5 |
Result |
Clinical Result |
Manuscript |
| 6 |
Discussion |
Journal Review |
Manuscript |
| Technical Point |
| 7 |
Conclusion |
Point of Surgical Technique |
Manuscript |
| Submission Deadline |
30, Apr, 2023 |
| Publication Date |
Jul, 2023 |
Papers are published upon acceptance, regardless of the Special Issue publication date.
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Special Edition Lead Editor
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Arvind Kulkarni
(Bombay Hospital, India) |
Jeong Yoon Park
(Yonsei University, Korea) |
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Special Edition Editorial team
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Neel Anand
(Cedars Sinai Medical Center, USA) |
Roger Hartl
(Weill-Cornell Medical College, USA) |
Amit Jhala
(HCG hospital, India) |
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