…in the future. As past SAS President Chun-Kun Park, MD, PhD said: “Such changes are likely to have an impact on the reimbursement policy quite a bit even in…

…timely feedback to authors. We’d like to take a moment to thank our Editorial Board for their extremely limited time and very nearly unlimited expertise: Editor-in-Chief: Hansen Yuan, MD,…

…vs. minimally invasive Concurrent sessions to offer something for everyone View the schedule. Early-bird pricing ends Jan. 6, 2020. Exhibit space is still available. 1586352014:6 6 default 1 1…

…fellowship in spinal endoscopic surgery and is currently the clinical director of the minimally invasive spine surgery department at the Instituto de Patologia de Coluna in Brazil and an…

…break on the Exhibit Floor (thank you, exhibitors!) was followed by the Adult Deformity Spine Section, moderated by Hee Kit Wong and Izzy Lieberman. Neel Anand took the stage…

…some payers wrongly consider “spine cages NOT medically necessary for cervical fusion.” A timely consensus paper summarizing spine surgeon purview on the logical progressive evolution of cervical interbody fusion…

ISASS Policy Statement – Minimally Invasive Sacroiliac Joint Fusion (July 2016) Updated July 5, 2016 (This supplements the ISASS Policy Statement – Minimally Invasive Sacroiliac Joint Fusion (2014)) A…

…accurately capture physician work involved in providing the services. Previously established changes include: For an outpatient visit with an established patient, a provider can record only what has changed…

…Prior Authorization by Health Care insurance carriers. According to the article, nearly 90 prior-authorization reform bills have been considered this legislative session in 30 states (including Arkansas, California, New…