The course, titled “Pathologies and Surgical Techniques of the Cervical Spine,” will be held on June 7 and focus on innovative approaches for posterior and anterior cervical fixation and advanced techniques in occipitocervical fixation. The course will take place in Nevada.
The course will include didactic classroom lectures and cadaveric lab.
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