

326. Spine injuries in Operators. Part 1
Jan 5, 2022
Doc Kashlan, a neurosurgeon at the University of Michigan and Flight Surgeon in the Air National Guard, shares his insights on spine injuries, particularly in operators. He discusses the anatomy of the spine and critical evaluation methods for spinal injuries, emphasizing the impact of wear and tear from activities like static line jumps. Kashlan also highlights the importance of recognizing chronic symptoms and urgent imaging needs for serious conditions, offering a compelling look into spinal health in both combat and trauma settings.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Journey of a Spine Neurosurgeon: Education and Specialization
01:39 • 2min
Understanding Spinal Anatomy and Injuries
03:38 • 13min
Understanding Spinal Cord Circulation and Anatomy
17:02 • 2min
Understanding Spinal Cord Anatomy and Injuries
18:56 • 6min
Understanding Spine Injuries
25:05 • 10min