Multimodal Treatment of Spinal Tumors symposium

February 18, 2011 Karen Pabillon

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Multimodal Treatment of Spinal Tumors symposium

Friday, February 25, 2011

Course Chair: Rod J. Oskouian, Jr., M.D, Neurosurgery, Spine Surgery, Swedish Neuroscience Institute.

Today, health-care providers who treat patients with spinal tumors are able to offer a myriad of treatment options that were essentially non-existent in the recent past. Internationally renowned speaker, inventor, entrepreneur and neurosurgeon, John R. Alder, M.D., will present the keynote presentation at this year's symposium and initiate our discussion of the technical and therapeutic options available for spinal tumor patients.

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