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  1. Most Innova?ve Spine Surgery Hospitals to know in 2024 Back to Basics Understanding the Essence of Spine Surgery Precision in Motion Advancements in Spine Surgery Techniques Dr. Michael Oh, MD Neurosurgeon UCI Health Dr. Ni?n Bha?a, MD Chair of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery UCI Health Upli?ing Excellence, Transforming Healthcare

  2. W to Know in 2024. In the dynamic realm of healthcare, it is paramount to recognize institutions that have distinguished themselves through pioneering advancements in spine surgery. Editor’s elcome to our special edition dedicated to showcasing the forefront of medical innovation: the Most Innovative Spine Surgery Hospitals Throughout this edition, we explore the distinctive features of each hospital, shedding light on their expertise in addressing a spectrum of spinal conditions – from common issues like herniated discs to more complex challenges such as spinal deformities. Our mission is to empower our readers with pertinent information. Whether you are a patient seeking optimal care for spinal concerns or a healthcare professional striving to stay abreast of the latest innovations, this edition serves as your essential resource. Note Note This edition brings forth a carefully curated selection of hospitals that have set new standards by embracing cutting- edge technologies, implementing advanced surgical techniques, and prioritizing patient-centered care. These establishments redefine the landscape of spine surgery by seamlessly integrating state-of-the-art tools, robotics, and innovative imaging methods into their practices. Embark on this enlightening journey with us as we celebrate and commend the accomplishments of the Most Innovative Spine Surgery Hospitals in 2024. These institutions epitomize a dedication to excellence, pushing the boundaries of what is achievable in the field of spine surgery. Beyond excelling in traditional surgical approaches, these hospitals have become trailblazers in minimally invasive procedures. By adopting sophisticated navigation systems and leveraging robotics, they have elevated the precision and effectiveness of spine surgeries, promising superior outcomes for patients. We invite you to delve into the features and uncover the impactful contributions these hospitals are making to advance the standard of care in spine surgery! Advancing Advancing Care Care Managing Editor Managing Editor

  3. W to Know in 2024. In the dynamic realm of healthcare, it is paramount to recognize institutions that have distinguished themselves through pioneering advancements in spine surgery. Editor’s elcome to our special edition dedicated to showcasing the forefront of medical innovation: the Most Innovative Spine Surgery Hospitals Throughout this edition, we explore the distinctive features of each hospital, shedding light on their expertise in addressing a spectrum of spinal conditions – from common issues like herniated discs to more complex challenges such as spinal deformities. Our mission is to empower our readers with pertinent information. Whether you are a patient seeking optimal care for spinal concerns or a healthcare professional striving to stay abreast of the latest innovations, this edition serves as your essential resource. Note Note This edition brings forth a carefully curated selection of hospitals that have set new standards by embracing cutting- edge technologies, implementing advanced surgical techniques, and prioritizing patient-centered care. These establishments redefine the landscape of spine surgery by seamlessly integrating state-of-the-art tools, robotics, and innovative imaging methods into their practices. Embark on this enlightening journey with us as we celebrate and commend the accomplishments of the Most Innovative Spine Surgery Hospitals in 2024. These institutions epitomize a dedication to excellence, pushing the boundaries of what is achievable in the field of spine surgery. Beyond excelling in traditional surgical approaches, these hospitals have become trailblazers in minimally invasive procedures. By adopting sophisticated navigation systems and leveraging robotics, they have elevated the precision and effectiveness of spine surgeries, promising superior outcomes for patients. We invite you to delve into the features and uncover the impactful contributions these hospitals are making to advance the standard of care in spine surgery! Advancing Advancing Care Care Managing Editor Managing Editor

  4. CONTENTS CONTENTS Profile Profile Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center Eleva?ng Healthcare through Medical Advancements 22 Articles Articles 08 Precision in Mo?on Advancements in Spine Surgery Techniques Back to Basics Understanding the Essence of Spine Surgery 18 24 Upli?ing Excellence, Transforming Healthcare

  5. CONTENTS CONTENTS Profile Profile Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center Eleva?ng Healthcare through Medical Advancements 22 Articles Articles 08 Precision in Mo?on Advancements in Spine Surgery Techniques Back to Basics Understanding the Essence of Spine Surgery 18 24 Upli?ing Excellence, Transforming Healthcare

  6. Editor-in-Chief Chidiebere Moses Ogbodo Managing Editor Pearl Shaw Executive Editor Natalie May Visualiser David King Art & Design Head Samuel Martinez Co-designer Paul Belin Art & Picture Editor Grace Brown Business Development Manager Emily Jones Marketing Manager Bill Thompson Business Development Executives Anna Smith, Jack Miller Sales Executives Mike, Carl, John Technical Consultants David, Robert Assistant Technical Head Joseph Taylor Technical Head Jacob Smile Featuring Person Company Brief Digital Marketing Manager Assistant Digital Marketing Manager SME-SMO Executives Gemson Alina Sege Daniel Jones Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center hollywoodpresby terian.com Research Analyst Eric Smith Circulation Manager James Carter The Spine Hospital Of Louisiana spinehola.com sales@insightscare.com February, 2024 Contact Us: Insights Success Media and Technology Pvt. Ltd. Survey No.133/134, Brand Square, Office No. 512, Kunjir Chowk, Pimple Saudagar, Pune, Maharashtra 411027. Phone - India: 7410033802, 8956487823 Email: info@insightscare.com For Subscription: www.insightscare.com UCI Health ucihealth.org Insights Success Media Tech LLC 555 Metro Place North, Suite 100, Dublin, OH 43017, United States Phone - +1614-602-4132 Email: info@insightscare.com For Subscription: www.insightscare.com https://twitter.com/Insightscare Follow us on : www.facebook.com/InsightsCare/ We are also available on : Copyright © 2024 Insights Success Media and Technology Pvt. Ltd., All rights reserved. The content and images used in this magazine should not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission from Insights success. Reprint rights remain solely with Insights Success Media and Technology Pvt. Ltd. Insights Care is powered by Insights Success Media and Technology Pvt. Ltd.

  7. Editor-in-Chief Chidiebere Moses Ogbodo Managing Editor Pearl Shaw Executive Editor Natalie May Visualiser David King Art & Design Head Samuel Martinez Co-designer Paul Belin Art & Picture Editor Grace Brown Business Development Manager Emily Jones Marketing Manager Bill Thompson Business Development Executives Anna Smith, Jack Miller Sales Executives Mike, Carl, John Technical Consultants David, Robert Assistant Technical Head Joseph Taylor Technical Head Jacob Smile Featuring Person Company Brief Digital Marketing Manager Assistant Digital Marketing Manager SME-SMO Executives Gemson Alina Sege Daniel Jones Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center hollywoodpresby terian.com Research Analyst Eric Smith Circulation Manager James Carter The Spine Hospital Of Louisiana spinehola.com sales@insightscare.com February, 2024 Contact Us: Insights Success Media and Technology Pvt. Ltd. Survey No.133/134, Brand Square, Office No. 512, Kunjir Chowk, Pimple Saudagar, Pune, Maharashtra 411027. Phone - India: 7410033802, 8956487823 Email: info@insightscare.com For Subscription: www.insightscare.com UCI Health ucihealth.org Insights Success Media Tech LLC 555 Metro Place North, Suite 100, Dublin, OH 43017, United States Phone - +1614-602-4132 Email: info@insightscare.com For Subscription: www.insightscare.com https://twitter.com/Insightscare Follow us on : www.facebook.com/InsightsCare/ We are also available on : Copyright © 2024 Insights Success Media and Technology Pvt. Ltd., All rights reserved. The content and images used in this magazine should not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission from Insights success. Reprint rights remain solely with Insights Success Media and Technology Pvt. Ltd. Insights Care is powered by Insights Success Media and Technology Pvt. Ltd.

  8. Upli?ing Excellence, Transforming Healthcare Dr. Ni?n Bha?a, MD Chair of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery UCI Health UCI Health research has led to the development of new techniques and technologies to make spine surgery be?er and to also help pa?ents avoid surgery. – Dr. Bha?a Dr. Michael Oh, MD Neurosurgeon UCI Health

  9. Upli?ing Excellence, Transforming Healthcare Dr. Ni?n Bha?a, MD Chair of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery UCI Health UCI Health research has led to the development of new techniques and technologies to make spine surgery be?er and to also help pa?ents avoid surgery. – Dr. Bha?a Dr. Michael Oh, MD Neurosurgeon UCI Health

  10. Most Innova?ve Spine Surgery Hospitals to know in 2024 A integrated with the adoption of the latest technologies. Truly innovative healthcare systems go beyond delivering satisfactory service and strive to push the boundaries to offer the highest quality care. This is what makes a healthcare establishment stand out, and this is what defines UCI Health, the clinical enterprise of the University of California, Irvine (UCI). dvancing a healthcare institution requires a team of skilled and dedicated medical professionals. This challenging sector demands constant innovation In our exclusive interaction with Dr. Bhatia and Dr. Oh, we explore the complex world of spine surgery and the leading role UCI Health plays in offering innovative solutions. Get enlightened as we dive into the world of exemplary service, where UCI Health is charting the course for the future of spine surgery. Advancing Healthcare Through Discovery, Education and Healing Welcome to the world of groundbreaking spine surgery, where precision meets innovation and patient care is elevated to an art form. UCI Health is not just a medical institution; it's an academic health system that sets the standards for the future. Comprising UCI Medical Center and a growing network of ambulatory care sites, UCI Health is renowned for its expertise in areas such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, neurological disorders, and women's health. UCI Health is dedicated to advancing healthcare through scientific discovery, clinical innovation and a laser focus on the best patient experience. Our institution's mission, Discover. Teach. Heal. underscores the UCI Health commitment to multifaceted excellence. Within the UCI School of Medicine, the mission is to 'deliver accessible, patient-centered healthcare of the highest caliber while training compassionate, visionary and innovative clinicians and researchers.' Dr. Nitin N. Bhatia a UCI Health orthopaedic surgeon , and Chair of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery the UCI School of Medicine, is at the forefront of excellence in spine surgery. A luminary in the field, Dr. Bhatia's accolades and research achievements speak volumes about his dedication to advancing spine surgery. in Upholding a strategic vision that aims to 'bring personalized, leading-edge care to you and our community, to be the best place to give and get care,' UCI Health stands at the forefront of healthcare institutions. Dr. Bhatia, an integral UCI Health leader, emphasizes, "As the only academic medical center in Orange County, Calif., and a region of nearly four million people, UCI Health provides the highest-level care to our community while also discovering future treatments and techniques, while educating future healthcare providers." Joining him in the pursuit of excellence is Dr. Michael Y. Oh neurosurgeon , a distinguished Department of Neurological Surgery, UCI School of Medicine. Dr. Oh specializes in spine disorders, stereotactic and functional neurosurgery, particularly for movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease and other neurodegenerative disorders. With over 26 years of experience, Dr. Oh is not just a board-certified neurosurgeon; he is a visionary shaping the future of neurosurgery. at UCI Health and the Revolutionizing Spine Surgery In the last 20 years, UCI Health has been a leader in the rapid evolution in spine surgery techniques and technologies, leading innovations that enhance patient care. Dr. Bhatia stresses the institution's commitment to cutting- edge technology: "10 years ago, we opened a state-of-the- art hospital in the city of Orange and will open an additional medical campus in Irvine over the next two years. An outpatient care center and a hospital with acute care are scheduled to open in 2024 and 2025, respectively. Both campuses are committed to the most advanced technologies available, including robotic spine surgery and 3D intraoperative navigation." UCI Health surgeons have pioneered techniques like endoscopic spine surgery and laminoplasty surgery, elevating the reliability, safety, and In my work, I strive to make sure that every pa?ent is treated like they are our most important pa?ent, because they each are. – Dr. Bha?a

  11. Most Innova?ve Spine Surgery Hospitals to know in 2024 A integrated with the adoption of the latest technologies. Truly innovative healthcare systems go beyond delivering satisfactory service and strive to push the boundaries to offer the highest quality care. This is what makes a healthcare establishment stand out, and this is what defines UCI Health, the clinical enterprise of the University of California, Irvine (UCI). dvancing a healthcare institution requires a team of skilled and dedicated medical professionals. This challenging sector demands constant innovation In our exclusive interaction with Dr. Bhatia and Dr. Oh, we explore the complex world of spine surgery and the leading role UCI Health plays in offering innovative solutions. Get enlightened as we dive into the world of exemplary service, where UCI Health is charting the course for the future of spine surgery. Advancing Healthcare Through Discovery, Education and Healing Welcome to the world of groundbreaking spine surgery, where precision meets innovation and patient care is elevated to an art form. UCI Health is not just a medical institution; it's an academic health system that sets the standards for the future. Comprising UCI Medical Center and a growing network of ambulatory care sites, UCI Health is renowned for its expertise in areas such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, neurological disorders, and women's health. UCI Health is dedicated to advancing healthcare through scientific discovery, clinical innovation and a laser focus on the best patient experience. Our institution's mission, Discover. Teach. Heal. underscores the UCI Health commitment to multifaceted excellence. Within the UCI School of Medicine, the mission is to 'deliver accessible, patient-centered healthcare of the highest caliber while training compassionate, visionary and innovative clinicians and researchers.' Dr. Nitin N. Bhatia a UCI Health orthopaedic surgeon , and Chair of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery the UCI School of Medicine, is at the forefront of excellence in spine surgery. A luminary in the field, Dr. Bhatia's accolades and research achievements speak volumes about his dedication to advancing spine surgery. in Upholding a strategic vision that aims to 'bring personalized, leading-edge care to you and our community, to be the best place to give and get care,' UCI Health stands at the forefront of healthcare institutions. Dr. Bhatia, an integral UCI Health leader, emphasizes, "As the only academic medical center in Orange County, Calif., and a region of nearly four million people, UCI Health provides the highest-level care to our community while also discovering future treatments and techniques, while educating future healthcare providers." Joining him in the pursuit of excellence is Dr. Michael Y. Oh neurosurgeon , a distinguished Department of Neurological Surgery, UCI School of Medicine. Dr. Oh specializes in spine disorders, stereotactic and functional neurosurgery, particularly for movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease and other neurodegenerative disorders. With over 26 years of experience, Dr. Oh is not just a board-certified neurosurgeon; he is a visionary shaping the future of neurosurgery. at UCI Health and the Revolutionizing Spine Surgery In the last 20 years, UCI Health has been a leader in the rapid evolution in spine surgery techniques and technologies, leading innovations that enhance patient care. Dr. Bhatia stresses the institution's commitment to cutting- edge technology: "10 years ago, we opened a state-of-the- art hospital in the city of Orange and will open an additional medical campus in Irvine over the next two years. An outpatient care center and a hospital with acute care are scheduled to open in 2024 and 2025, respectively. Both campuses are committed to the most advanced technologies available, including robotic spine surgery and 3D intraoperative navigation." UCI Health surgeons have pioneered techniques like endoscopic spine surgery and laminoplasty surgery, elevating the reliability, safety, and In my work, I strive to make sure that every pa?ent is treated like they are our most important pa?ent, because they each are. – Dr. Bha?a

  12. effectiveness of spine surgery compared to previous methods. technician inspired me to pursue a career in academic medicine," he says. In his current role, he considers himself blessed to perform surgery, engage in groundbreaking research, and contribute to the education of the next generation of physicians. A Multidisciplinary Approach "The UCI Health Comprehensive Spine Center stands out as one of the few multidisciplinary spine centers in the country," Dr. Bhatia says. This distinctive center brings together a team of dedicated experts from various fields, encouraging a collaborative environment aimed at achieving a singular mission: to enhance the lives of both current and future generations of patients. Balancing Skill and Compassion Dr. Bhatia takes great pride in his role as a spine surgeon. "As spine surgeons, we are blessed to be able to help people on their path to a healthy, pain-free life, and we must remember this on a daily basis," he says. His perspective goes beyond the technical aspects, highlighting the importance of compassion, communication, and thoughtfulness in the domain of spine surgery. The Comprehensive Spine Center's unique strength lies in its diverse roster, including orthopaedic spine surgeons, neurosurgeons, radiologists, pain management physicians, neurologists, integrative health experts, physical therapists, and scientists. This collective expertise forms a dynamic and interactive group working cohesively towards the common goal of improving patient outcomes and advancing the field of spine care. Dr. Bhatia emphasizes that being a spine surgeon is not just about technical expertise; it's about understanding the patient's journey and the complexities of their condition. "Spine surgeons should be great technicians, of course, but we must also be compassionate, communicative, and thoughtful," he says. "We have to be able to identify who we can help and what we can or cannot solve." Dr. Bhatia's Path to Leadership in Spine Surgery Dr. Bhatia's distinguished professional journey has been shaped by an outstanding educational background and significant experiences that have culminated in his current role as Chair of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, UCI School of Medicine, and chief of the spine service for the university's health system, UCI Health, where he has dedicated almost two decades of service. "In my work," Dr. Bhatia continues, "I strive to make sure that every patient is treated like they are our most important patient, because they each are." His dedication is further evident in the thorough preparation for surgery. Each case is reviewed with particular attention to detail, ensuring an individualized approach that recognizes the uniqueness of each patient's situation. He acknowledges the honor and massive responsibility that comes with taking care of patients, emphasizing, "We treat it as such." Reflecting on his journey, Dr. Bhatia shares, "The path to my role was highly influenced by the mentors I had during training and the experiences I had with them." His educational foundation includes undergraduate studies at Stanford University, medical school at Baylor College of Medicine, and orthopaedic surgery residency training at UCLA. He further enhanced his skills through a combined orthopaedic surgery and neurosurgery fellowship at the University of Miami School of Medicine. I have focused on improving spine care by concentra?ng on programma?c subspecialty development to meet the triple mission to discover, teach, and heal. – Dr. Oh Dr. Bhatia attributes much of his success to his invaluable experiences working alongside pioneers in modern spine surgery during his training at UCLA and the University of Miami. "Besides being amazing surgeons, they were also amazing people, compassionate physicians, and tremendous educators," he says. The profound impact of these mentors expanded Dr. Bhatia's perspective on the role of a surgeon. "Seeing that being a good surgeon is far beyond just being a good

  13. effectiveness of spine surgery compared to previous methods. technician inspired me to pursue a career in academic medicine," he says. In his current role, he considers himself blessed to perform surgery, engage in groundbreaking research, and contribute to the education of the next generation of physicians. A Multidisciplinary Approach "The UCI Health Comprehensive Spine Center stands out as one of the few multidisciplinary spine centers in the country," Dr. Bhatia says. This distinctive center brings together a team of dedicated experts from various fields, encouraging a collaborative environment aimed at achieving a singular mission: to enhance the lives of both current and future generations of patients. Balancing Skill and Compassion Dr. Bhatia takes great pride in his role as a spine surgeon. "As spine surgeons, we are blessed to be able to help people on their path to a healthy, pain-free life, and we must remember this on a daily basis," he says. His perspective goes beyond the technical aspects, highlighting the importance of compassion, communication, and thoughtfulness in the domain of spine surgery. The Comprehensive Spine Center's unique strength lies in its diverse roster, including orthopaedic spine surgeons, neurosurgeons, radiologists, pain management physicians, neurologists, integrative health experts, physical therapists, and scientists. This collective expertise forms a dynamic and interactive group working cohesively towards the common goal of improving patient outcomes and advancing the field of spine care. Dr. Bhatia emphasizes that being a spine surgeon is not just about technical expertise; it's about understanding the patient's journey and the complexities of their condition. "Spine surgeons should be great technicians, of course, but we must also be compassionate, communicative, and thoughtful," he says. "We have to be able to identify who we can help and what we can or cannot solve." Dr. Bhatia's Path to Leadership in Spine Surgery Dr. Bhatia's distinguished professional journey has been shaped by an outstanding educational background and significant experiences that have culminated in his current role as Chair of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, UCI School of Medicine, and chief of the spine service for the university's health system, UCI Health, where he has dedicated almost two decades of service. "In my work," Dr. Bhatia continues, "I strive to make sure that every patient is treated like they are our most important patient, because they each are." His dedication is further evident in the thorough preparation for surgery. Each case is reviewed with particular attention to detail, ensuring an individualized approach that recognizes the uniqueness of each patient's situation. He acknowledges the honor and massive responsibility that comes with taking care of patients, emphasizing, "We treat it as such." Reflecting on his journey, Dr. Bhatia shares, "The path to my role was highly influenced by the mentors I had during training and the experiences I had with them." His educational foundation includes undergraduate studies at Stanford University, medical school at Baylor College of Medicine, and orthopaedic surgery residency training at UCLA. He further enhanced his skills through a combined orthopaedic surgery and neurosurgery fellowship at the University of Miami School of Medicine. I have focused on improving spine care by concentra?ng on programma?c subspecialty development to meet the triple mission to discover, teach, and heal. – Dr. Oh Dr. Bhatia attributes much of his success to his invaluable experiences working alongside pioneers in modern spine surgery during his training at UCLA and the University of Miami. "Besides being amazing surgeons, they were also amazing people, compassionate physicians, and tremendous educators," he says. The profound impact of these mentors expanded Dr. Bhatia's perspective on the role of a surgeon. "Seeing that being a good surgeon is far beyond just being a good

  14. A Global Pioneer in Advancing Spine Surgery Research The UCI Health commitment to advancing the field is evident through research initiatives covering diverse aspects of spine care. Dr. Bhatia emphasizes, "We perform research throughout the spectrum of spine care," showcasing UCI Health's expansive approach. This includes delving into non-traditional integrative care, exploring avenues for spinal cord injury repair, investigating regenerative medicine applications, and actively participating in clinical trials for pioneering procedures and implants. The impact of UCI Health's research efforts is significant. "UCI Health research has led to the development of new techniques and technologies to make spine surgery better and to also help patients avoid surgery," he says. This underlines the institution's dual commitment to enhancing the efficacy of spine surgery while also seeking innovative solutions to potentially spare patients from unnecessary surgical interventions. Dr. Oh's Venture in Spine Care In contrast to the dramatized portrayals of neurosurgeons in movies and television shows like Grey's Anatomy, Dr. Oh points out the reality that "most neurosurgeons do more spine surgery than brain surgery." His personal journey reflects the practical experiences gained during residency training at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, where a significant focus was placed on spine surgery. After completing an Internship in surgery at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pa., he did a research fellowship in stereotactic and functional neurosurgery at the University of Toronto in Ontario, Canada. He then completed a neurosurgery residency at Allegheny General Hospital, where he served as chief resident. Dr. Oh's professional trajectory took an unexpected turn during his first academic job in Missouri. He found himself thrust into the role of director of spine, a position necessitated by the departure of two other spine surgeons from the university of Missouri just before his arrival. This rapid assumption of responsibility brought with it a

  15. A Global Pioneer in Advancing Spine Surgery Research The UCI Health commitment to advancing the field is evident through research initiatives covering diverse aspects of spine care. Dr. Bhatia emphasizes, "We perform research throughout the spectrum of spine care," showcasing UCI Health's expansive approach. This includes delving into non-traditional integrative care, exploring avenues for spinal cord injury repair, investigating regenerative medicine applications, and actively participating in clinical trials for pioneering procedures and implants. The impact of UCI Health's research efforts is significant. "UCI Health research has led to the development of new techniques and technologies to make spine surgery better and to also help patients avoid surgery," he says. This underlines the institution's dual commitment to enhancing the efficacy of spine surgery while also seeking innovative solutions to potentially spare patients from unnecessary surgical interventions. Dr. Oh's Venture in Spine Care In contrast to the dramatized portrayals of neurosurgeons in movies and television shows like Grey's Anatomy, Dr. Oh points out the reality that "most neurosurgeons do more spine surgery than brain surgery." His personal journey reflects the practical experiences gained during residency training at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, where a significant focus was placed on spine surgery. After completing an Internship in surgery at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pa., he did a research fellowship in stereotactic and functional neurosurgery at the University of Toronto in Ontario, Canada. He then completed a neurosurgery residency at Allegheny General Hospital, where he served as chief resident. Dr. Oh's professional trajectory took an unexpected turn during his first academic job in Missouri. He found himself thrust into the role of director of spine, a position necessitated by the departure of two other spine surgeons from the university of Missouri just before his arrival. This rapid assumption of responsibility brought with it a

  16. ethos of this academic medical center. Dr. Oh affirms, "Not only do we tend to provide the most advanced care in the region, but we also provide very conservative care." This commitment is reflected in the cautious approach taken, where invasive procedures and surgery are considered only after exhausting other multidisciplinary avenues. We also have subspecialty programs in endoscopic, robo?c, and minimally invasive spine surgery that are each run by leaders in their field. – Dr. Oh The comprehensive spine center at UCI Health further exemplifies this commitment to patient well-being. Dedicated programs address spine tumors, deformities and trauma, ensuring that individuals with these conditions receive treatment from a team recognized as the best of the best. profound appreciation for the intricacies of complex decision-making and the rapid technological advancements occurring in the field of spine surgery. Dr. Oh sheds light on the center's emphasis on specialization, stating, "We also have subspecialty programs in endoscopic, robotic, and minimally invasive spine surgery that are each run by leaders in their field." This strategic focus on subspecialty programs not only signifies expertise but also highlights a commitment to offering patients the latest advancements and the highest standards of care. "Since then, and especially here at UCI Health," Dr. Oh states, "I have focused on improving spine care by concentrating on programmatic subspecialty development to meet the triple mission to discover, teach, and heal." Dr. Oh's Perspective on Staying Ahead Charting the Future In the field of neurosurgery, Dr. Oh imparts a valuable insight, stating, "The best way to stay up-to-date is to constantly ask yourself, 'Is there a better way?'" This simple yet profound question, often reserved for times of surgical complications, holds even greater significance when everything is running smoothly. As the landscape of spine surgery evolves, Dr. Oh envisions a paradigm shift. "The future of spine surgery is to look at the whole spine patient and not just the surgery they may need at the end of an algorithm," he says. Emphasizing a comprehensive approach, he envisions a future where spine surgeons become integral members of the primary care team, particularly for back and neck pain—the leading cause of lifetime disability worldwide. He emphasizes the critical nature of regularly posing this question. "If you aren't asking 'Is there a better way?' on a regular basis, you are likely providing good care but are not contributing to progress in your specialized field." This perspective underscores the importance of continuous improvement and the role of questioning in fostering innovation and advancement. Dr. Oh's forward-looking perspective extends to the growing presence of artificial intelligence and robotic assistance in many aspects of medical and surgical care. "UCI Health is preparing for an AI-driven, robotic-assisted world where patient-centered and physician-directed care will become even more important," he says. As healthcare continues to transform, UCI Health continues to stay at the forefront to bring promising new therapies to Orange County patients and beyond. At the UCI Health Comprehensive Spine Center, Dr. Oh sets a high standard. "'Good enough' is not good enough," he says. This commitment to excellence reflects the center's dedication to expanding the boundaries of care and ensuring that every aspect of neurosurgery meets the highest standards. To learn more about the UCI Health Comprehensive Spine Center, please call 714-695-5633 or visit ucihealth.org/spine-care. Commitment to Excellence at UCI Health At UCI Health, the principle of "First do no harm" transcends being a mere oath; it is a mantra ingrained in the

  17. ethos of this academic medical center. Dr. Oh affirms, "Not only do we tend to provide the most advanced care in the region, but we also provide very conservative care." This commitment is reflected in the cautious approach taken, where invasive procedures and surgery are considered only after exhausting other multidisciplinary avenues. We also have subspecialty programs in endoscopic, robo?c, and minimally invasive spine surgery that are each run by leaders in their field. – Dr. Oh The comprehensive spine center at UCI Health further exemplifies this commitment to patient well-being. Dedicated programs address spine tumors, deformities and trauma, ensuring that individuals with these conditions receive treatment from a team recognized as the best of the best. profound appreciation for the intricacies of complex decision-making and the rapid technological advancements occurring in the field of spine surgery. Dr. Oh sheds light on the center's emphasis on specialization, stating, "We also have subspecialty programs in endoscopic, robotic, and minimally invasive spine surgery that are each run by leaders in their field." This strategic focus on subspecialty programs not only signifies expertise but also highlights a commitment to offering patients the latest advancements and the highest standards of care. "Since then, and especially here at UCI Health," Dr. Oh states, "I have focused on improving spine care by concentrating on programmatic subspecialty development to meet the triple mission to discover, teach, and heal." Dr. Oh's Perspective on Staying Ahead Charting the Future In the field of neurosurgery, Dr. Oh imparts a valuable insight, stating, "The best way to stay up-to-date is to constantly ask yourself, 'Is there a better way?'" This simple yet profound question, often reserved for times of surgical complications, holds even greater significance when everything is running smoothly. As the landscape of spine surgery evolves, Dr. Oh envisions a paradigm shift. "The future of spine surgery is to look at the whole spine patient and not just the surgery they may need at the end of an algorithm," he says. Emphasizing a comprehensive approach, he envisions a future where spine surgeons become integral members of the primary care team, particularly for back and neck pain—the leading cause of lifetime disability worldwide. He emphasizes the critical nature of regularly posing this question. "If you aren't asking 'Is there a better way?' on a regular basis, you are likely providing good care but are not contributing to progress in your specialized field." This perspective underscores the importance of continuous improvement and the role of questioning in fostering innovation and advancement. Dr. Oh's forward-looking perspective extends to the growing presence of artificial intelligence and robotic assistance in many aspects of medical and surgical care. "UCI Health is preparing for an AI-driven, robotic-assisted world where patient-centered and physician-directed care will become even more important," he says. As healthcare continues to transform, UCI Health continues to stay at the forefront to bring promising new therapies to Orange County patients and beyond. At the UCI Health Comprehensive Spine Center, Dr. Oh sets a high standard. "'Good enough' is not good enough," he says. This commitment to excellence reflects the center's dedication to expanding the boundaries of care and ensuring that every aspect of neurosurgery meets the highest standards. To learn more about the UCI Health Comprehensive Spine Center, please call 714-695-5633 or visit ucihealth.org/spine-care. Commitment to Excellence at UCI Health At UCI Health, the principle of "First do no harm" transcends being a mere oath; it is a mantra ingrained in the

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  22. Most Innova?ve Spine Surgery Hospitals to know in 2024 How do you incorporate individual differences and cultural inclusivity into your leadership at CHA HPMC? management/business development office. During this internship, I was able to see all different aspects of running a hospital, spending one month learning about each area (finance, operations, nursing, medical records, admission, etc.). I was in awe of the dedication of those that work in healthcare and how it truly takes a village to provide healthcare. I was struck by all the moving pieces necessary and the number of caregivers that are needed to provide care to one patient. Eleva?ng Healthcare through Medical Advancements The hospital has a medical staff of more than 550 physicians and specialists, representing 69 specialties and 75 different countries. We feel very fortunate that our patients have a diverse group of caregivers that represent all corners of the world. Whether it be ensuring dietary needs meet religious/ethnic customs or providing interpreters that speak our patients' preferred language, CHA HPMC embraces the area's diverse, multicultural patient populations and provide all who walk through its door's quality care in a compassionate manner. I Center (CHA HPMC) stands tall as a leading institution of pioneering excellence. As we delve into the complex world of medical innovation, CHA HPMC emerges as a distinguished name, heading groundbreaking advancements in spine surgery. n the heart of Los Angeles, where the glitz and glamour of Hollywood meet the profound world of healthcare, CHA Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Jamie earned his master's degree in Business Administration from the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California. He is a native of Southern California and cares deeply about the local communities CHA HPMC serves. How does the hospital stay at the forefront of technological advancements in spine surgery? Brief our readers about CHA HPMC. How does it differentiate itself in the field of spine surgery? Situated within the expansive network of CHA Health Systems, a global healthcare powerhouse, CHA HPMC has carved a niche for itself through a commitment to pushing the boundaries of medical practice. Leading this endeavor is Jamie Yoo, the Chief Executive Officer of CHA HPMC. With a stellar track record that includes leadership roles at prominent medical centers, Jamie brings a wealth of experience in operations, business development, strategy, and technology to the helm. The key is a great team. We have a specialized and dedicated team for spine surgery. Over the years, having worked together on numerous cases, we work effectively and understand what surgeons want or need during operations. With a competent team, surgery times are reduced, leading to a lower possibility of complications, a decreased infection rate, shorter hospital stays and etc. A better clinical outcome means more referrals from primary doctors and insurance companies, which is why we are attracting more cases. CHA HPMC is a nationally recognized acute care facility that has cared for Hollywood and its surrounding communities since 1924. We offer comprehensive health care services with a 434-bed acute care facility, including 89 skilled nursing beds. We are a member of CHA Health Systems, a dynamic global healthcare organization that provides a full spectrum of services in seven countries around the world, including 86 hospitals and clinics, 30 research and 14 education institutions and 31 bio/pharmaceutical/healthcare companies. But what truly sets CHA HPMC apart is not just its leadership but its relentless dedication to advancing healthcare on multiple fronts. The medical center is currently engaged in a $40.5 million multisite study funded by the National Institute on Aging, contributing significantly to the development of the Asian Cohort for Alzheimer's Disease (ACAD). This commitment to research mirrors CHA HPMC's ethos of continuous improvement and progress. How would you advise someone wishing to pursue a career in healthcare leadership? CHA HPMC is equipped with cutting-edge devices and surgical equipment. It is a community hospital but boasts all the equipment and advanced devices that you'd typically find in larger medical facilities. We do minimally invasive surgery and utilize a navigation system used for localization, allowing surgeons to precisely track instrument positions during operations. Learning from others is important. Thus, finding a mentor in the healthcare space is key. Never be afraid to ask questions and if people open a door, make sure to take it. Never be bashful when someone offers you their email or phone number. It is always good to network in order to exchange ideas or to garner opportunities. Dr. Sun H. Lee, a distinguished Neurosurgeon affiliated with CHA HPMC, epitomizes a commitment to excellence. A fellowship-trained, board-certified neurosurgeon specializing in complex spine and brain tumor surgery, Dr. Lee is a driving force behind the medical center's success in the field of spine surgery. Jamie Yoo, CEO Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center Shed some light on the diverse range of services and treatments that the hospital offers. How do you plan to maintain the hospital's status as one of the most innovative spine surgery hospitals in the coming years? For almost a century, CHA HPMC has diligently served the Los Angeles community with an array of services. It has one of the largest labor and delivery units in LA, boasts several surgical services which includes one of the few Fetal Surgery Programs in the US and is home to the Southern California Eye Institute. Although CHA HPMC is proud to be a safety-net community hospital, it also provides various high-end services and has one of the busiest emergency rooms in the county. We will continue recruiting more surgeons who are capable and skillful. One thing all hospitals should consider is cost- effectiveness. Many patients that come to CHA HPMC are through referral from insurance companies. If hospitals use resources effectively, saving costs during the surgeries while maintaining a good outcome, insurance companies will likely refer more patients. This would mean more cases for hospitals and ultimately leading to better outcomes for the patients needing spine surgeries. In an exclusive interview with Jamie Yoo and Dr. Lee, we uncover the captivating story of CHA HPMC. The key is a great team. We have a specialized and dedicated team for spine surgery. Can you please provide an overview of your professional background and what inspired you to pursue a career in healthcare leadership? My first experience in the healthcare space was actually as an intern at CHA HPMC in the project 22 23 February 2024 February 2024 www.insightscare.com www.insightscare.com

  23. Most Innova?ve Spine Surgery Hospitals to know in 2024 How do you incorporate individual differences and cultural inclusivity into your leadership at CHA HPMC? management/business development office. During this internship, I was able to see all different aspects of running a hospital, spending one month learning about each area (finance, operations, nursing, medical records, admission, etc.). I was in awe of the dedication of those that work in healthcare and how it truly takes a village to provide healthcare. I was struck by all the moving pieces necessary and the number of caregivers that are needed to provide care to one patient. Eleva?ng Healthcare through Medical Advancements The hospital has a medical staff of more than 550 physicians and specialists, representing 69 specialties and 75 different countries. We feel very fortunate that our patients have a diverse group of caregivers that represent all corners of the world. Whether it be ensuring dietary needs meet religious/ethnic customs or providing interpreters that speak our patients' preferred language, CHA HPMC embraces the area's diverse, multicultural patient populations and provide all who walk through its door's quality care in a compassionate manner. I Center (CHA HPMC) stands tall as a leading institution of pioneering excellence. As we delve into the complex world of medical innovation, CHA HPMC emerges as a distinguished name, heading groundbreaking advancements in spine surgery. n the heart of Los Angeles, where the glitz and glamour of Hollywood meet the profound world of healthcare, CHA Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Jamie earned his master's degree in Business Administration from the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California. He is a native of Southern California and cares deeply about the local communities CHA HPMC serves. How does the hospital stay at the forefront of technological advancements in spine surgery? Brief our readers about CHA HPMC. How does it differentiate itself in the field of spine surgery? Situated within the expansive network of CHA Health Systems, a global healthcare powerhouse, CHA HPMC has carved a niche for itself through a commitment to pushing the boundaries of medical practice. Leading this endeavor is Jamie Yoo, the Chief Executive Officer of CHA HPMC. With a stellar track record that includes leadership roles at prominent medical centers, Jamie brings a wealth of experience in operations, business development, strategy, and technology to the helm. The key is a great team. We have a specialized and dedicated team for spine surgery. Over the years, having worked together on numerous cases, we work effectively and understand what surgeons want or need during operations. With a competent team, surgery times are reduced, leading to a lower possibility of complications, a decreased infection rate, shorter hospital stays and etc. A better clinical outcome means more referrals from primary doctors and insurance companies, which is why we are attracting more cases. CHA HPMC is a nationally recognized acute care facility that has cared for Hollywood and its surrounding communities since 1924. We offer comprehensive health care services with a 434-bed acute care facility, including 89 skilled nursing beds. We are a member of CHA Health Systems, a dynamic global healthcare organization that provides a full spectrum of services in seven countries around the world, including 86 hospitals and clinics, 30 research and 14 education institutions and 31 bio/pharmaceutical/healthcare companies. But what truly sets CHA HPMC apart is not just its leadership but its relentless dedication to advancing healthcare on multiple fronts. The medical center is currently engaged in a $40.5 million multisite study funded by the National Institute on Aging, contributing significantly to the development of the Asian Cohort for Alzheimer's Disease (ACAD). This commitment to research mirrors CHA HPMC's ethos of continuous improvement and progress. How would you advise someone wishing to pursue a career in healthcare leadership? CHA HPMC is equipped with cutting-edge devices and surgical equipment. It is a community hospital but boasts all the equipment and advanced devices that you'd typically find in larger medical facilities. We do minimally invasive surgery and utilize a navigation system used for localization, allowing surgeons to precisely track instrument positions during operations. Learning from others is important. Thus, finding a mentor in the healthcare space is key. Never be afraid to ask questions and if people open a door, make sure to take it. Never be bashful when someone offers you their email or phone number. It is always good to network in order to exchange ideas or to garner opportunities. Dr. Sun H. Lee, a distinguished Neurosurgeon affiliated with CHA HPMC, epitomizes a commitment to excellence. A fellowship-trained, board-certified neurosurgeon specializing in complex spine and brain tumor surgery, Dr. Lee is a driving force behind the medical center's success in the field of spine surgery. Jamie Yoo, CEO Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center Shed some light on the diverse range of services and treatments that the hospital offers. How do you plan to maintain the hospital's status as one of the most innovative spine surgery hospitals in the coming years? For almost a century, CHA HPMC has diligently served the Los Angeles community with an array of services. It has one of the largest labor and delivery units in LA, boasts several surgical services which includes one of the few Fetal Surgery Programs in the US and is home to the Southern California Eye Institute. Although CHA HPMC is proud to be a safety-net community hospital, it also provides various high-end services and has one of the busiest emergency rooms in the county. We will continue recruiting more surgeons who are capable and skillful. One thing all hospitals should consider is cost- effectiveness. Many patients that come to CHA HPMC are through referral from insurance companies. If hospitals use resources effectively, saving costs during the surgeries while maintaining a good outcome, insurance companies will likely refer more patients. This would mean more cases for hospitals and ultimately leading to better outcomes for the patients needing spine surgeries. In an exclusive interview with Jamie Yoo and Dr. Lee, we uncover the captivating story of CHA HPMC. The key is a great team. We have a specialized and dedicated team for spine surgery. Can you please provide an overview of your professional background and what inspired you to pursue a career in healthcare leadership? My first experience in the healthcare space was actually as an intern at CHA HPMC in the project 22 23 February 2024 February 2024 www.insightscare.com www.insightscare.com

  24. Back to Basics Understanding Understanding theEssence Spine Surgery Spine Surgery of I surgery lies in its ability to address a myriad of back-related issues, offering relief and improved quality of life for countless individuals. n the realm of medical breakthroughs, spine surgery stands out as a transformative field that has evolved significantly over the years. The essence of spine Let's delve into the fundamentals of spine surgery, demystifying the complexities and highlighting the essential aspects that form the backbone of this critical medical discipline! Understanding the Spine At the heart of spine surgery is a deep understanding of the spine itself. The spine, or backbone, is a complex structure consisting of vertebrae, discs, and nerves. Its primary functions include providing support, flexibility, and protection for the spinal cord. Anatomically, the spine is divided into regions: cervical (neck), thoracic (mid-back), lumbar (lower back), sacral, and coccygeal. Each segment plays a unique role in maintaining balance and facilitating movement. Indications for Spine Surgery Spine surgery is considered when conservative treatments, such as medication, physical therapy, or lifestyle changes, prove insufficient in addressing chronic back pain or neurological symptoms. Common indications for surgery include herniated discs, spinal stenosis, degenerative disc disease, spinal deformities, fractures, and tumors. The decision to proceed with surgery is carefully evaluated, 24 25 February 2024 February 2024 www.insightscare.com www.insightscare.com

  25. Back to Basics Understanding Understanding theEssence Spine Surgery Spine Surgery of I surgery lies in its ability to address a myriad of back-related issues, offering relief and improved quality of life for countless individuals. n the realm of medical breakthroughs, spine surgery stands out as a transformative field that has evolved significantly over the years. The essence of spine Let's delve into the fundamentals of spine surgery, demystifying the complexities and highlighting the essential aspects that form the backbone of this critical medical discipline! Understanding the Spine At the heart of spine surgery is a deep understanding of the spine itself. The spine, or backbone, is a complex structure consisting of vertebrae, discs, and nerves. Its primary functions include providing support, flexibility, and protection for the spinal cord. Anatomically, the spine is divided into regions: cervical (neck), thoracic (mid-back), lumbar (lower back), sacral, and coccygeal. Each segment plays a unique role in maintaining balance and facilitating movement. Indications for Spine Surgery Spine surgery is considered when conservative treatments, such as medication, physical therapy, or lifestyle changes, prove insufficient in addressing chronic back pain or neurological symptoms. Common indications for surgery include herniated discs, spinal stenosis, degenerative disc disease, spinal deformities, fractures, and tumors. The decision to proceed with surgery is carefully evaluated, 24 25 February 2024 February 2024 www.insightscare.com www.insightscare.com

  26. considering the patient's overall health, symptoms, and the procedure's potential benefits. monitoring of the recovery process and adjustments to the treatment plan if needed. Types of Spine Surgery Risks and Complications There are various types of spine surgery, each tailored to specific conditions and patient needs. One of the most common procedures is discectomy, which involves removing a portion of a herniated disc that may be pressing on a nerve. Another procedure, spinal fusion, aims to stabilize the spine by fusing two or more vertebrae together, often using bone grafts or implants. Decompression surgery, laminectomy, and disc replacement are among other approaches employed based on the nature of the spinal issue. Like any surgical procedure, spine surgery carries certain risks and potential complications. These may include infection, bleeding, nerve damage, or the need for additional surgeries. It is essential for both the surgical team and the patient to be aware of these risks and work collaboratively to minimize them. Thorough preoperative evaluations and open communication contribute to a safer surgical experience. Evolving Technologies Minimally Invasive Techniques The landscape of spine surgery continues to evolve with advancements in technology. Robotics and navigation systems enhance surgical precision, improving outcomes and reducing the risk of complications. Innovations in materials for implants, such as patient-specific devices, contribute to better long-term results. The ongoing integration of cutting-edge technologies ensures that spine surgery remains at the forefront of medical progress. Advancements in medical technology have paved the way for minimally invasive spine surgery, a significant development in recent years. This approach involves smaller incisions, specialized instruments, and advanced imaging techniques. Minimally invasive procedures reduce trauma to surrounding tissues, resulting in shorter recovery times, less postoperative pain, and decreased risk of complications. This evolution marks a shift towards providing patients with more efficient and patient-friendly solutions. Conclusion Understanding the essence of spine surgery takes us back to the basics of anatomical knowledge, patient-centered care, and the continuous evolution of medical practices. At its core, spine surgery is a dynamic field that combines expertise, compassion, and innovation to address a diverse range of back-related issues. As we navigate the intricacies of the spine, the commitment to simplicity, clarity, and patient well-being remains paramount, reaffirming the significance of this vital branch of medical science. Preoperative Evaluation Prior to any spine surgery, a thorough preoperative evaluation is conducted to assess the patient's overall health and identify potential risk factors. This evaluation includes a review of medical history, physical examinations, and diagnostic tests such as X-rays, MRI, or CT scans. Clear communication between the patient and the surgical team is crucial to ensure informed decision-making and to address any concerns or questions the patient may have. Postoperative Care and Rehabilitation Understanding the essence of spine surgery extends beyond the operating room to encompass postoperative care and rehabilitation. The recovery period varies depending on the type of surgery performed and individual factors. Patients are typically encouraged to engage in physical therapy to regain strength, flexibility, and mobility. Follow-up appointments with the surgeon allow for ongoing 26 February 2024 www.insightscare.com

  27. considering the patient's overall health, symptoms, and the procedure's potential benefits. monitoring of the recovery process and adjustments to the treatment plan if needed. Types of Spine Surgery Risks and Complications There are various types of spine surgery, each tailored to specific conditions and patient needs. One of the most common procedures is discectomy, which involves removing a portion of a herniated disc that may be pressing on a nerve. Another procedure, spinal fusion, aims to stabilize the spine by fusing two or more vertebrae together, often using bone grafts or implants. Decompression surgery, laminectomy, and disc replacement are among other approaches employed based on the nature of the spinal issue. Like any surgical procedure, spine surgery carries certain risks and potential complications. These may include infection, bleeding, nerve damage, or the need for additional surgeries. It is essential for both the surgical team and the patient to be aware of these risks and work collaboratively to minimize them. Thorough preoperative evaluations and open communication contribute to a safer surgical experience. Evolving Technologies Minimally Invasive Techniques The landscape of spine surgery continues to evolve with advancements in technology. Robotics and navigation systems enhance surgical precision, improving outcomes and reducing the risk of complications. Innovations in materials for implants, such as patient-specific devices, contribute to better long-term results. The ongoing integration of cutting-edge technologies ensures that spine surgery remains at the forefront of medical progress. Advancements in medical technology have paved the way for minimally invasive spine surgery, a significant development in recent years. This approach involves smaller incisions, specialized instruments, and advanced imaging techniques. Minimally invasive procedures reduce trauma to surrounding tissues, resulting in shorter recovery times, less postoperative pain, and decreased risk of complications. This evolution marks a shift towards providing patients with more efficient and patient-friendly solutions. Conclusion Understanding the essence of spine surgery takes us back to the basics of anatomical knowledge, patient-centered care, and the continuous evolution of medical practices. At its core, spine surgery is a dynamic field that combines expertise, compassion, and innovation to address a diverse range of back-related issues. As we navigate the intricacies of the spine, the commitment to simplicity, clarity, and patient well-being remains paramount, reaffirming the significance of this vital branch of medical science. Preoperative Evaluation Prior to any spine surgery, a thorough preoperative evaluation is conducted to assess the patient's overall health and identify potential risk factors. This evaluation includes a review of medical history, physical examinations, and diagnostic tests such as X-rays, MRI, or CT scans. Clear communication between the patient and the surgical team is crucial to ensure informed decision-making and to address any concerns or questions the patient may have. Postoperative Care and Rehabilitation Understanding the essence of spine surgery extends beyond the operating room to encompass postoperative care and rehabilitation. The recovery period varies depending on the type of surgery performed and individual factors. Patients are typically encouraged to engage in physical therapy to regain strength, flexibility, and mobility. Follow-up appointments with the surgeon allow for ongoing 26 February 2024 www.insightscare.com

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