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VSI Research Provides Great Promise for Patients: Novel Artificial Intelligence Algorithm Can Accurately and Independently Measure Spinopelvic Parameters

As presented at the annual conference of the International Society for the Advancements of Spine Surgery (ISASS) we are proud to report these powerful findings with regards to artificial intelligence and the algorithm that can improve physician workflow efficiency and reduce inter-rater and intra-rater measurement errors. This research was presented at the ISASS annual conference…

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VSI Research Wins “Best Poster” at ISASS Conference: Adoption of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) Protocol

VSI is awarded “Best Poster” at the International Society for the Advancement of Spine Surgery (ISASS) annual conference on May 14, 2021. This ground-breaking research is recognized on an international platform to help provide patients with objective evidence when considering spine surgery. The data and analysis of this important research will help to advance the…

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The Today Show features VSI and a Patient’s Unique Journey from Neck Pain Back to Life!

May 13, 2021 – For Women’s Health Month, The Today Show features a VSI patient who shares her story of developing debilitating neck and back pain last summer but ignoring it initially. Morgan Tebeau, 38, put her health on the backburner to handle her responsibilities as a wife, mother, business owner, and fitness enthusiast. Watch…

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VSI Named Best of Virginia – 2021 ‘Best Orthopedic Practice’

VSI has been recognized by Virginia Living in this year’s Best of Virginia 2021. VSI has won the Best of Virginia award for ‘Best Orthopedic Practice.’ Founded in 1992 by Dr. Thomas Schuler, VSI has served over 90,000 patients and is known globally for its operative and non-operative treatment solutions. This is the second consecutive year that VSI…

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Dr. Good’s Groundbreaking Robotics Research Outcomes Published in Prominent Spine Publication

Spine Surgeon Dr. Christopher Good began a groundbreaking, landmark study in 2014 on the benefits of robotics in spine surgery. He led a prospective, multicenter, randomized study comparing robotic-guided spine surgery to a control group (no robotic guidance). The objective was to assess rates of complications, revision surgery, and radiation between Mazor robotic-guidance (RG) and…

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As Seen on Buzzfeed: Dr. Haines Provides Insight on Viral Vaping News

Spine Surgeon Dr. Colin Haines was featured on Buzzfeed providing his expert insight on the correlation between nicotine/vaping and spinal conditions like degenerative discs. Trending News: 23-year old Megan McTigue started vaping 5 years ago and has since been suffering from severe back pain. She recently threw out her back and was unable to stand,…

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Spine Surgeon Dr. Jazini Places Among First in World to place 100th Pedicle Screw in Spinal Fusion Surgery Utilizing Augmented Reality

March 10, 2021 – Reston, Virginia – Spine Surgeon Dr. Jazini becomes among the first in the world to place the 100th pedicle screw in spinal fusion surgery utilizing augmented reality technology to do this more safely and efficiently. Spine Surgeon, Dr. Ehsan Jazini of VSI is one of the first in the world to…

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VSI Surgeons Consulted by WTOP News on Augmented Reality

Augmented reality may sound like science fiction, but its revolutionary technology is allowing spine surgeons to see more than ever. WTOP News consulted VSI’s Dr. Good and Dr. Jazini to uncover the benefits of this new technology being deemed the future of spine surgery. Using a special headset, the AR “Xvision” made by Augmedics, VSI’s…

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Becker’s Spine Review Interview: Dr. Haines on Disc Replacement Potential to Supersede Spinal Fusions

As seen in Becker’s Spine Review. On the back of two-year data comparing the M6-C cervical disc with anterior cervical discectomy and fusion published in The Spine Journal, eight surgeons discuss the future of total disc replacement in spine: Becker’s Asks: How do you see disc replacement developing in the next five to 10 years? Colin…