The program offers surgeons the opportunity to expand their options accessing the anterior spine through an oblique approach. Educators will offer didactic sessions, hands-on cadaveric training and case reviews.
The OLIF technique is a less invasive approach to the lumbar spine, which allows for faster recovery time and minimized psoas disruption, according to Camber Spine. The approach is designed for improved disc space visualization and offers surgeons the ability to access multiple levels through one incision without repositioning the patient.
The OLIF program will also take place in Las Vegas on May 1 and Austin, Texas, on Sept. 1, before returning to Miami Nov. 6. Additional dates and locations will be announced in the coming weeks.
More articles on devices:
Massachusetts, Rhode Island practices to forge 60-plus physician group
3 spine surgeons debut high-speed drills with Mazor robot
Former Medtronic exec to lead Zimmer Biomet’s spine spinoff
