Pediatricspine

Looking back on ICEOS 2024 in Scottsdale, AZ. A wonderful meeting with many dedicated physicians and researchers. ICEOS 2024 will be held in Cannes, France. You can learn more about attending here: pediatricspinefoundation.org/iceos.aspx

Congratulations Children's Hospital of Los Angeles for being our #1 site this year in 2024!

Congratulations to our top sites this year! Tying for third place we have C.S. Mott, NYU Langone, and Akron Children's Hospital.

ICEOS 2024 is just 2 weeks away! Take a look at the topics for our concurrent breakouts and plan your attendance. View the full scientific program here: broad-water.com/wp-content/upl…"

Less than one week left to register for the meeting at the Early Bird rate before the deadline of October 14! Register for the world’s leading conference addressing complex scoliosis in the growing child today: pediatricspinefoundation.org/iceos.aspx

We look forward to the opening sessions of ICEOS 2024 on "The Past" and "The Present (Best Evidence) of EOS". Thanks to @Ron El-Hawary for an innovative scientific program this year! @klanekwhitemd @crosswise1 @mgv16 pediatricspinefoundation.org/iceos.aspx

Nominate a colleague for the Campbell Award at ICEOS in 2024. Learn more and nominate via this form: broad-water.com/wp-content/upl… @PSponsellerMD

Join us at ICEOS 2024 to hear the story of Stephen Murphy’s career as Special Agent with the DEA and how he and his partner Javier Pena targeted the world’s first narco-terrorist and the Medellin Cartel. Learn more about the meeting at pediatricspinefoundation.org/iceos.aspx

Looking back on ICEOS 2023 in Charleston, South Carolina. A wonderful meeting with many dedicated physicians and researchers. ICEOS 2024 will be held in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. You can learn more about attending here: pediatricspinefoundation.org/iceos.aspx

A big thank you to all those who attended the first collaborative webinar with PSSG members and @aaos1. We are excited for all of the work that the Enabling Tech RIG is involved in and for the expertise and passion that drives this group. #enablingtechnology #aaos #pedsortho

Mark your calendars for our first jointly hosted Webinar by AAOS and PSF focused on enabling technology in pediatric spine surgery. Can't wait to see you there! Registration link below. www5.aaos.org/calendar/event… Wednesday, May 22 @ 8:15 p.m. - 9:15 p.m ET

We're looking forward to this year's Congress in Scottsdale, AZ! Join Program Director @RonHawary and many other distinguished faculty from around the globe, November 13–15, 2024. Learn more and register: pediatricspinefoundation.org/iceos.aspx #ICEOS2024 #spine #EOS #scoliosis

Members of the Globus pediatric spine team met with leaders of the Pediatric Spine Foundation to discuss current research, future projects, and how to make the most impactful changes for pediatric spine patients. We couldn’t do this work without them! #Globus #Scoliosis

Congratulations to Dr. Klane White and his team as recipients of an #SRS Research Grant! Check out the training they were able to do with multiple research sites to start their project focused on point of care spirometry.

Congratulations to Dr. Mehta for receiving the Best Clinical Oral Presentation award at the British Scoliosis Society Meeting for his paper on the outcomes TGR vs. MCGR. We look forward to the final publication!

DePuy Synthes is a proud supporter of ICEOS! Join us at booth #4 to learn about ALTALYNE™ ULTRA ALIGNMENT SYSTEM during the 2023 annual congress this week.

Congratulations to Dr. Behrooz Akbarnia who accepted the Leon Wiltse Award and recognized for excellence in leadership and clinical research in spine care. He formed the San Diego Spine Fellowship Program and founded the San Diego Spine (SDSF) and the Growing Spine Foundations.

Debate! Do you use rib-based instrumentation? Dr. Charles Johnston doesn't support it—it's bad for the lungs. But @dr_skaggs disagrees—he thinks rib-based instrumentation is great, and doesn't hurt pulmonary function. Your thoughts?

@DavidSkaggs supports rib-based instrumentation while others believe it can affect pulmonary function. He says, "4 yo girl NF. Traditional growing rods chosen. @2 years T1-S1 is 5cm longer and still growing." Catch this debate at ICEOS with Dr. Skaggs and Dr. Johnston at ICEOS!

4 yo girl NF. Traditional growing rods chosen - MRI compatible to follow NF. At 2 years T1-S1 is 5cm longer and still growing. #Scoliosis #EarlyOnsetScoliosis #pediatrics #SpineSurgery @GuerinChildrens @CedarsSinai