Study Overview Cervical total disc replacement (CTDR) involves removal of the damaged cervical disc and replacement with an artificial device that is designed to maintain normal neck movement and relieve symptoms. While CTDR can help many patients, some patients experience problems over time such as recurring pain or discomfort in their neck and/or arms. Other […]
Neurospine Institute is pleased to invite our health colleagues and industry partners to a dinner meeting on Thursday October 25 to discuss insurance and post-surgery recovery management.
On Thursday the 21st of August, Dr Paul Taylor and Dr Michael Kern are speaking at a webinar hosted by Inovating, in partnership with Mount Private Hospital and Neurospine Institute. The main topic of discussion is AI in spinal surgery and cervical and lumbar total disc surgery.
New article written by our team for Medical Forum. Written by Associate Professor Greg Cunningham, Dr Paul Taylor and Dr Gareth Dobsonon Published April 24, 2025
Neurospine Institute is pleased to invite our sports medicine, GP and allied health colleagues and industry partners to a dinner meeting focusing on brain and spine injuries in athletes – including diagnoses and management pertaining to sports-related conditions and injuries.
22 February 2024 Our Neurospine Foundation Research Team recently submitted 7 abstracts to the 2024 AO Spine Global Spine Congress (GSC) in Bangkok Thailand scheduled for the 15-18th of May 2024. We are pleased to announce that all 7 abstracts were accepted for a combination of oral presentations, rapid fire presentations and e-posters. For the 15th annual year, […]
20 February 2024 Congratulations to our Honours student Ms Vicki Cheah, on completing her Honours thesis titled “Investigation of the biomechanical properties of fixation constructs used in L5-S1 lumbar fusion spine surgeries”. Fusion procedures involve the removal of vertebral disc and insertion of a grafted cage implant into the intervertebral space to eliminate motion. The maintenance […]
The prospect of spinal surgery has long sent shockwaves of fear and trepidation through patients and referring practitioners. Invasive surgery, long recovery times and the concern about needing repeated procedures in the future come to mind. Key messages Safely visualising delicate neural structures often meant extensive surgery. In recent years, advancements in optical and camera […]
Neurospine Institute’s Research Assistant, Ms Alana Celenza, has been awarded the AO Spine National Research Grant. This grant is an $8,500 grant aimed to provide start-up funding for new spinal research projects for early and mid-career investigators. Ms Celenza is early in her research career having completed her Bachelor of Science in Molecular Genetics and […]
In partnership with Guardian Exercise Rehabilitation, Neurosurgeon Dr Miles is delighted to be presenting on our Acute Disc Service in Mandurah on 1 November.
In a ground-breaking stride toward advancing spinal surgery and fostering international collaboration, Neurospine Institute (NSI) proudly announces the commencement of its inaugural dual surgical fellowship program. In partnership with AO Spine, this remarkable initiative not only expands the Institute’s commitment to surgical education but also underscores its dedication to global knowledge sharing. Driven by a […]
