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Today, we come together to honor the remarkable contributions of Dr. Dianne Lou, a distinguished leader and innovator at South Texas Spinal Clinic in San Antonio, Texas. Her dedication to research, education, and mentorship has left an… Read More
The study of disease states.
The part of each side of the neural arch of a vertebra connecting the lamina with the vertebral body.
A fibrous membrane covering bone surfaces, except at joint ends where cartilage is present.
Treatment involving specific body part exercises to strengthen, regain range of motion, and rehabilitate the musculoskeletal system.
The science of the functioning of living organisms and their component systems or parts.
Located behind a structure, referring to the back side of the human body.
Instruments powered by compressed air or electricity used in surgery to cut, drill, or remove bone and cartilage.
Tests occurring before clinical studies, often in vitro or in vivo involving animals, to determine safety and efficacy of test materials.
A regulatory method for FDA clearance of Class III medical devices, requiring submission of safety and effectiveness information.
A regulatory method for FDA clearance to market a device, comparing it to a commercially available device before May 28, 1976.
An artificial body part, like an artificial leg or arm, and can also refer to some body implants such as hip or knee replacements.
Nearest the center of the body.
A form of non-union where a false joint forms with cartilage covering bone ends and a cavity containing fluid, resembling a normal joint.
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