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Celebrating some of our own today at the 2025 AANS Annual Meeting! Congratulations to Kai-Ming Fu MD, Dean Chou, MD, and Wilson Ray, MD for receiving well-deserved recognition from Journal of Neurosurgery Publishing for their outstanding service as Senior Associate Editor and

Exciting Lunch & Learn happening now with Dr. Juan Uribe, Dr. Luiz Pimenta, and Dr. Jake Godzik — diving into the evolution of lateral spine surgery! Incredible to hear from pioneers who continue to shape the future of minimally invasive spine care. #AANS2025 #SpineSurgery

Live now at Booth 202! Come check out the incredible Peripheral Nerve Poster Presentations at the 2025 AANS Annual Meeting! Cutting-edge research, new ideas, and a chance to connect with the innovators shaping the future of peripheral nerve surgery. Don’t miss it! #AANS2025

Who doesn’t love a great debate?? Cervical spine debates are happening now in Room 253 at the 2025 AANS Annual Meeting! Don’t miss the action—expert insights, lively discussions, and tough questions on the biggest topics in cervical spine surgery! #AANS2025 #SpineSurgery

Outstanding turnout for the cervical spine debates at 2025 AANS! AANS/CNS Spine Section AANS

Happening now! Which spinal procedures really work? Join us for powerful insights from long-term follow-up data powered by the Quality Outcomes Database (QOD)! Real-world evidence. Real impact. #AANS2025 #SpineSurgery #QOD #Outcomes #Neurosurgery

Fantastic afternoon session at the 2025 AANS Annual Meeting highlighting top lessons learned from the Quality Outcomes Database (QOD)! The QOD has generated a tremendous body of research and publications, shaping how we think about spine surgery outcomes and quality improvement.

This evening at the NREF Reception during the 2025 AANS Annual Meeting in Boston, we paused to remember Dr. Michael Groff—a beloved colleague, educator, mentor, and leader in our field. It was moving to hear the heartfelt words shared by Drs. Adam Arthur, Michael Wang, Praveen

A great morning for the SpineCORe and QOD teams at the 2025 AANS Annual Meeting! Incredible energy as we mapped out the future of spine outcomes research — building on years of collaboration, innovation, and momentum. Huge congratulations to Dr. Deborah Boyett from Columbia

Incredible talk today by Dr. Regis Haid at the 2025 AANS Annual Meeting, reflecting on the history of spine surgery — and painting an exciting vision for its future. From robotics and AI applications to regenerative medicine and personalized surgical care, Dr. Haid highlighted

Closing out the 2025 AANS Annual Meeting with a packed room for "Difficult Spine Cases: Case Presentations, Surgical Nuances, and Complication Avoidance Strategies." Incredible discussions, real-world lessons, and a powerful reminder of the continuous learning that defines our

Kicking off the final day of the 2025 AANS Annual Meeting with an outstanding AR/VR session this morning! Incredible job by our moderators, who led dynamic discussions on how augmented and virtual reality are shaping the future of neurosurgical education, training, and patient

🧩 What Would You Do Wednesday? 🧩 👵 85-year-old patient presents with evolving symptoms: 🔹 Longstanding back pain, previously treated conservatively without improvement 🔹 Now developed leg pain and claudication 🔹 Conservative management for claudicant symptoms has not

Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program – Call for Nominations We are now accepting applications for the Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program, a prestigious two-year national mentoring initiative designed to foster the next generation of neurosurgical

🧠 What Would You Do Wednesday? 🧠 🧍‍♀️ 45-year-old woman presents with progressive back pain 🕒 Symptoms have been gradually worsening over time ❌ No relief with conservative management Let us know your approach 👇 #SpineSurgery #Neurosurgery #BackPain #WhatWouldYouDoWednesday

Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program – Call for Nominations We are now accepting applications for the Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program, a prestigious two-year national mentoring initiative designed to foster the next generation of neurosurgical

Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program – Call for Nominations We are now accepting applications for the Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program, a prestigious two-year national mentoring initiative designed to foster the next generation of neurosurgical

Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program – Call for Nominations We are now accepting applications for the Joint Spine Section Emerging Investigator Program, a prestigious two-year national mentoring initiative designed to foster the next generation of neurosurgical

Does the day of the week impact outcomes after ACDF surgery? In a new study (thejns.org/spine/view/jou…) from the Quality Outcomes Database (QOD), nearly 20,000 patients undergoing elective anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) were analyzed to assess whether surgical

🧠 What Would You Do Wednesday? 🧠 🧍‍♂️ 40-year-old patient presents with progressive signs of myelopathy 📉 Gait changes, hand dysfunction, and upper motor neuron signs are worsening 🧠 Imaging: 🔹 MRI Cervical Spine shown below 🔹 Thoracic and Lumbar MRIs are negative Let us