Mayfield leads the way using Mazor X technology
Michael Kachmann, MD, performed the first surgery at an ambulatory surgery center in Ohio using the Mazor X Stealth Edition™ Robotic Guidance Platform. Dr. Kachmann says, “The ability to now use this system in an outpatient setting ensures that we are continuing to provide the most advanced techniques for our patients." The surgery was performed at the Mayfield Spine Surgery Center in September.
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Tricia's story: Hemangioblastoma
A series of doctor and physical therapy appointments led Tricia to obtain an MRI scan that showed she had a rare brain tumor in her brainstem. Yair Gozal, MD, PhD, put her at ease and teamed up with Vincent DiNapoli, MD, PhD, to safely and completely remove the tumor in this complex area.
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Physical therapy for balance deficiency
Luke Iding, PT, DPT, and Emily Begley, PTA, were featured in the September issue of the Acoustic Neuroma Association's
quarterly newsletter. The article offers insight into balance deficiencies associated with acoustic neuroma and the ways that physical therapy can help with post-treatment recovery.
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Less invasive treatment for subdural hematoma
Andrew Ringer, MD, co-authored an article in the Journal of Neurosurgery showing chronic subdural hematomas in older people can be safely treated using middle meningeal artery (MMA) embolization. Blood clots on the brain surface are most often caused by a head injury. Embolization is a minimally invasive treatment that stops the bleeding and carries lower risk than surgery.
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Mayfield Minute: Proper lifting techniques
Back injuries while lifting are common. Before lifting an object, especially if it's heavy, ask yourself "Am I strong enough to do this?" If you are unsure, stop and have someone help you. Lisa Cleveland, PT, and Jenna Till, PT, DPT, demonstrate proper lifting techniques to help protect your back.
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