Florida attorneys publish article on spinal surgery: 5 highlights

Injury attorney Bernard F. Walsh, JD, managing partner of Shapiro Goldman Babboni and Walsh in Florida, and attorney Elisabeth Dewitt, JD, published an article on spine surgery techniques, according to Florida newswire. Southern Trial Lawyers Association published the piece in the January issue of JUSTLAW.

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Here are five highlights:

 

1. The article is titled, “Modern Spinal Surgery Options.”

 

2. The article emphasizes the importance of attorneys understanding spinal surgery options, so they can relay accurate information to their clients.  

 

3. It also advises attorneys to inform their clients of their medical options and encourage them to speak with their medical providers.

 

4. Mr. Walsh encourages attorneys to learn which local surgeons perform which procedures.

 

5. The article also outlines recent spinal surgery advancements, like facet rhizotomy, endoscopic spinal surgery and robotic spinal surgery.  

 

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