Today's date: January 27, 2012
Three of the 28 top-graded abstracts being highlighted at the Annual Meeting examined the efficacy of surgical treatment of cervical spondylotic myelopathy (CSM), the success rate of anterior cervical decompression and fusion (ACDF), and the implications of using bone morphogenetic protein-2 in rats with spinal cord injuries. Read More...
NASS and The Spine Journal will recognize the 2010 Outstanding Paper Award (OPA) and Editors' Choice Award recipients during the NASS Annual Meeting. Read More...
With the online Schedule Builder, you can begin planning your NASS Annual Meeting schedule ahead of the meeting.  Build your schedule by searching events by day, title, time and even location. Read More...
Get NASS Annual Meeting news via your wireless device during the event. With the entire breadth of the meeting on your handheld, you can access ePosters, the NASS Job Connection, SpineLine and The Spine Journal, NASS 2010 Annual Meeting information, NASS 2010 Annual Meeting daily coverage, NASS 2010 Exhibitor Guide, Membership Information, Twitter feeds, US news and weather. Read More...
The NASS Resource Center gives Annual Meeting attendees a nearly endless supply of information, services, publications and products. Read More...
The Technical Exhibition returns this year with the same powerhouse display of innovative equipment, supplies and services that support the treatment of spine conditions. Read More...
There's still time to save on your NASS 25th Annual Meeting registration. Just register by September 10, 2010. After this date, online and on-site registration fees increase by $100 for the October 5-9 meeting in Orlando, FL. Read More...
Annual Meeting attendees may choose from nine hotels selected by NASS for their convenience to the Orange County Convention Center. Read More...
While Orlando is well known for its theme parks, its restaurants are equally acclaimed. Whether you want a quick lunch, a special evening out or a place for a business dinner, you'll find a spot to suit your taste. Read More...
Three individuals will be recognized for their unique and outstanding contributions to the field of spine care and research during this year's Annual Meeting, October 5-9, in Orlando. Read More...
> August
Dubbed the "Godmother of Consumer-Driven Health Care," Regina Herzlinger, DBA, has amassed a following of health care, business, academic and political champions. In her Thursday afternoon, October 7, Keynote Address, she will share her views on how to revamp the US health care system. Read More...
Behavioral economist Dan Ariely, PhD, has a unique perspective on human behavior. His research has shown that we all can succumb to irrationality in situations where rational thought is expected. Read More...
We invite you to join your colleagues along with a diverse group of world-renowned spine specialists at the NASS Annual Meeting in Orlando, October 5-9 Read More...
Two of the Best Papers presentations at the NASS 25th Annual Meeting will reveal new findings from the Spine Patient Outcomes Research Trial (SPORT) on the effects of obesity and other indications on treatment outcomes. Read More...
The reception gives fellows and residents the chance to meet with spine specialists. The Young Spine Surgeons Education Forum has the best interests of young spine surgeons in mind. This valuable, practical program will help residents and fellows navigate the waters of transitioning to and ultimately establishing a practice. The forum runs 3-6pm Thursday, October 7. Read More...
You can take advantage of one of four easy reservation methods to arrange your stay with any of nine official NASS hotels. Read More...
Allied Health professionals will have the chance to gain a wealth of information during an education session developed just for them. The entire track is geared toward nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and rehab professionals who have expertise in spine care. Read More...
You can use your handheld device to keep track of the latest news from the NASS Annual Meeting. It's as simple as a quick download of the new NASS mobile application to your device. Read More...
Located in the land of sun and fun, Orlando is an unrivaled world-class destination. While the year-round sunshine and collection of theme parks are a big draw, Orlando is the perfect event destination. Here are eight reasons why. Read More...
> July
At this year's Annual Meeting, NASS marks its 25th anniversary with several special sessions. The October 5-9 scientific program in Orlando, FL, addresses key contemporary issues, such as health care reform, minimally invasive and image–guided surgery, and value in spine care. A special session will feature past presidents of the society. Read More...
The importance of evidence–based medicine in spine care will be reflected at the NASS 25th Annual Meeting, October 5-9, in Orlando, FL, in the scientific abstracts selected for presentation in papers sessions, focused paper presentations and poster presentations. Read More...
When you register for the Annual Meeting, you also can sign up for any of several Premeeting Courses. Enroll in the two-day Coding Update on Monday and Tuesday. Or select any of 10 half-day courses on Tuesday; fees increase $100 after October 5. Read More...
International and national leaders in the treatment of spine conditions will share their latest findings and insights in eight NASS 25th Annual Meeting symposia. Held each morning and afternoon October 6-9, expert presenters will examine the most controversial and current topics facing spine specialists. Read More...
The NASS 25th Annual Meeting offers hundreds of educational opportunities in a variety of formats, ranging from symposia to courses, focused paper presentations, poster presentations and Special Interest Group (SIG) discussions. Read More...
Save money and reserve your accommodations now for the NASS 25th Annual Meeting in Orlando, FL, October 5-9. Read More...
Orlando is the place every kid dreams of visiting, yet this locale also offers something for everyone in the family to enjoy. Orlando well deserves its theme-park capital of America title. While its best-known attraction is the Walt Disney World Resort, your trip to the Sunshine State might call for a visit to one of these destinations. Read More...