Robert Pashman MD

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  Robert S. Pashman, M.D.
  
  Director; Scoliosis and Spinal Deformity Service
  
  Cedars-Sinai Institute for Spinal Disorders Los Angeles, California
  
  Scoliosis is defined as curvature of the spine in the coronal {front view) plane.
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  Unlike the Harrington rod, segmental fixation techniques allow better correction of the curve in both the frontal and sagittal planes {Figure 9). {See Sagittal Balance of the Spine and Flat Back Deformity article by Robert S. Pashman, M.D. in Backtalk, June/July 1996.) New instrumentation techniques have, in many instances, proven to be so rigid that postoperative bracing is sometimes not necessary {Figure 10). The type of instrumentation, approach, and the use of postoperative braces are based on the surgeon's experience.

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  Robert Pashman, MD
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  Robert Pashman, MD Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon, Cedars-Sinai Institute for Spinal Disorders

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  Robert S. Pashman, M.D., Los Angeles, Ca.

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  Robert S. Pashman Director, Scoliosis and Spine Deformity,

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  Robert Pashman, MD

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  Robert Pashman, MD
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  Robert Pashman, MD Director, Adult Scoliosis and Spinal Deformity, Cedars-Sinai Institute for Spinal Disorders

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  At this Time Dr. Robert Bradford, neurosurgeon surgeon and Dr. Robert Pashman, orthopedic surgeon, performed a second lumbar spinal surgery in Los Angeles where they found that one of the hooks from the previously inserted 1973 Harrington rods, had come loose and was actually cutting into my nerves.

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  Our guest today is Robert Pashman, MD, and we will be discussing cage implants.Greetings Dr. Pashman!
  
  Dr. Robert Pashman: Thank you for having me.
  
  Question:Is it normal to have tons of pain a year after the cage surgery?
  
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  Dr. Robert Pashman: The disk is completely removed and replaced with a device (cage) which carries bone into the former disk space and produces a fusion between adjacent vertebra.The fusion decreases motion and eliminates pain.
  
  Question: How would you aggressively treat chronic pain?
  
  Dr. Robert Pashman: It depends on the source of that pain.
  
  Question: Is there any way to get rid of scar tissue forever?
  
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  Dr. Robert Pashman: Please expand on your question, thanks.
  
  Question: He said that the 360 degree operation involves going through abdomen and then flipping me over and replacing the two disks with cadaver femurs.Would the cage procedure be advisable in this case?
  
  Dr. Robert Pashman: Many surgeons use cages instead of cadaver femurs.
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  Dr. Robert Pashman: No one knows.
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  Dr. Robert Pashman: I practice spine surgery in California.
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  Dr. Robert Pashman: One potential answer would be that when the spine ages, the tendency is for the spine to bend forward.Less flexibility from the aging spine would suggest a reason for both these symptoms.
  
  Moderator: Thank you for being with us today Dr. Pashman!
  
  Dr. Robert Pashman: Thank you for having me.

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  The featured speaker will be Dr. Robert S. Pashman, Director of Scoliosis and Spinal Deformity at Cedars Sinai Institute for Spinal Disorders in Los Angeles.Dr. Pashman is recognized as an international expert in the treatment of scoliosis, spinal deformities, and complex spinal revision surgery.
  
  Dr. Pashman will talk about the "Evolution of Scoliosis Surgical Techniques" for adolescent and adult spine, discuss guidelines for when to consider surgery, explain the latest surgical techniques and the correction potential for adult surgery and adolescent scoliosis surgery.

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  Our guest today is Robert Pashman, MD, and we will be discussing cage implants.Greetings Dr. Pashman!
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  Dr. Robert Pashman: The disk is completely removed and replaced with a device (cage) which carries bone into the former disk space and produces a fusion between adjacent vertebra.
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  Dr. Robert Pashman: No one knows.
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  Dr. Robert Pashman:
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  Dr. Robert Pashman:
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  Dr. Robert Pashman: I practice spine surgery in California.
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  Dr. Robert Pashman:
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  Dr. Robert Pashman: One potential answer would be that when the spine ages, the tendency is for the spine to bend forward.Less flexibility from the aging spine would suggest a reason for both these symptoms.
  
  Moderator: Thank you for being with us today Dr. Pashman!
  
  Dr. Robert Pashman: Thank you for having me.

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