This course provides a comprehensive overview of the latest in minimally invasive techniques (with and without stereotactic navigation) for the operative treatment of spinal disorders. Practical sessions allow participants to apply the latest spinal techniques, including spinal navigation, in cadavers. This annual course is directed by Roger Härtl, MD, and Luiz Pimenta, MD, PhD.
The Socratic Battle at NYC-MISS tackles a controversial topic and presents experts to argue their positions. This year: Tubes vs Endoscopes, presented by Dr. Roger Hartl and Dr. Choll Kim
The hands-on dissection lab offers expert training and practice on cadaveric specimens and high-tech training simulators. International faculty provide instruction
World-class experts in minimally invasive spine surgery address four common procedures and explain how and why they chose their preferred approaches
Our 2021 course was held virtually due to the pandemic, but we archived the surgical demonstrations as enduring instruction in technique
Roger Hartl delivers a message from the anatomy lab at NYC-MISS 2019.
We were honored to have Dr. Thome join us in 2019; here he talks about NYC-MISS with Dr. Roger Hartl
A message from Dr. Michael Virk from NYC-MISS 2019