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Edward C. Benzel , MD. Undergraduate - Washington State University Chemical Engineering Pullman,WI USA1971 Medical School - Medical College of Wisconsin , Milwaukee , WI USA 1975 Internship - Medical College of Wisconsin Clinics , Milwaukee , WI USA 1976
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Edward C. Benzel, MD • Undergraduate - Washington State University Chemical Engineering Pullman,WI USA1971 • Medical School- Medical CollegeofWisconsin, Milwaukee, WI USA 1975 • Internship - Medical CollegeofWisconsinClinics, Milwaukee, WI USA 1976 • Residency - Medical CollegeofWisconsinClinicsNeurosurgeryMilwaukee, WI USA 1980 • Fellowship - VA Medical Center SpineSurgery & Spinal Cord InjAlbuquerque, NM USA 1981
Edward C. Benzel, MD • Chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery at Cleveland Clinic • Medical Co-Director, Cleveland Clinic Foundation Spine Research Laboratory, 1999-Present • Director, Neurosurgery Residency Program, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, May 2002-Present • Course Director, Annual Cleveland Spine Review: Hands-On, Cleveland, Ohio, 2006-Present
Edward C. Benzel, MD • Professor of Surgery, at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University (CCLCM of CWRU).
Edward C. Benzel, MD • Awards & Honors • Scholarship in Teaching Award, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University, 2005 • Pioneer in Spine Surgery, North American Spine Society, 2006 • North American Spine Society’s David Selby Award, 2007 • Finalist, Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, Parker J. Palmer “Courage to Teach” Award, 2007
Edward C. Benzel, MD • Membership • American Association of Neurological Surgeons • Cervical Spine Research Society • World Spine Society, Aug. 2003-Present • Society of Neurological Surgeons, 1994-Present • Congress of Neurological Surgeons
Edward C. Benzel, MD • World Spine III Rio de Janeiro • July 31 - August 4, 2005
Edward C. Benzel, MD Editorial • Co-Chairman of the Editorial Review Board of the Journal of Neurosurgery (2003-2004) • Chairman of the Review Board for the Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine. • Reviewer for Neurosurgery, Spine, and The Spine Journal, and is an ad hoc reviewer for other journals.
Edward C. Benzel, MD • Books - 250 chapters • Biomechanics of Spine Stabilization (1st & 2nd Editions) • Spine Surgery: Techniques, Complications, Avoidance and Management
Edward C. Benzel, MD • Innovations & Patents • United States Patent 5,681,312 Spine ConstructwithBandClamps, Hansen A. Yuan, Edward C. Benzel, Alex Dinello, Michael H. Wefers, Aaron C. Smith (inventors), issuedOct. 28, 1997 • United States Patent 5,800,433 SpinalColumnRetainingApparatus, Edward C. Benzel, Alex Dinello, Hansen Yuan, Michael Wefers (inventors), issuedSept. 1, 1998 • United States Patent 5,843,082 Cervical Spine StabilizationMethodand System, Edward C. Benzel (inventor), issued Dec. 1, 1998 • United States Patent 5,713,900 Apparatus for RetainingBonePortions in a DesiredRelationship, Edward C. Benzel (inventor), issuedFeb. 3, 1998 • United States Patent 6,036,693 Cervical spineStabilizationMethod & System, Edward C. Benzel (inventor), issuedMarch 14, 2000 • United States Patent 6,193,720 Cervical Spine StabilizationMethod & System, Edward C. Benzel (inventor), issuedFeb. 27, 2001 • United States Patent 6,214,005 SpinalColumnRetainingApparatus, Edward C. Benzel (inventor), issuedApril 10, 2001 • United States Patent 6,706,005 ApparatusandMethods for AssessingLoadsonAdjacentBones, Shuvo Roy, Lisa Ferrara, Aaron Fleischman, Edward C. Benzel (inventors), issuedMarch, 2004 • United States Patent 7,182,736 B2 ApparatusandMethod for AssessingLoadsonAdjacentBones, Shuvo Roy, Aaron Fleischman, Edward C. Benzel, Lisa Ferrara (inventors), issuedFebruary 2007
Edward C. Benzel, MD • Reflectionsfrom a Spine Surgeon Past, Presente & Future CNS congressquaterly - summer 2012 I see in the trainees of today, on a routine basis, a substantial reliance on technology - at the expense of what I perceive to be a more appropriate reliance on intrinsic knowledge, common sense, and the fundamentals of spine surgery. Some sort of re-orientation may be in order. I feel privileged to have had the exposure I had. I am better because of it. I can only hope that I and my contemporaries can craft a way to provide this privilege for the next generation, the trainees of today.