OrthopedicsVideo lectures2026
Safety in Spine Surgery Summit 2026 — fewer errors, safer deformity surgery, smarter use of AI
At its 11th annual meeting, the Safety in Spine Surgery Summit 2026 treats complications as something a team can engineer out. In 20 tightly edited talks (2 h 27 m) from 19 spine surgeons and allied specialists, it tackles wrong-level surgery, surgeon fatigue and ergonomics, AI planning and neuromonitoring, blood and haemodynamic management, radiation exposure and the optimisation of high-risk adult and paediatric patients. Videos come with subtitles.
- 20videos
- 2 h 27 mrunning time
- 19faculty
- 11thannual meeting
What you’ll be able to do
- Put safeguards against wrong-level surgery in place for patients with variant anatomy
- Recognise cognitive fatigue and autopilot errors and protect your own long-term ergonomics
- Use AI and patient-specific planning to guide adult deformity correction
- Respond to neuromonitoring changes, including postoperative MAP targets in children
- Decide when cell salvage and goal-directed haemodynamics really add value
- Manage a vertebral artery injury during cervical surgery with a clear algorithm
Inside the summit
Human factors
Opening talks from Benjamin Roye, David Skaggs and Gregory Mundis look at the surgeon as a source of risk: level-checking in unusual anatomy, occupational injury and fatigue-driven mistakes.
Technology and planning
AI outcome prediction, technology selection for deformity, efficiency tools and a talk on when to bring plastic surgeons into complex reconstructions show how planning shapes safety.
Safety in Spine Surgery Summit 2026 perioperative research
A run of brief research presentations covers anaemia after scoliosis surgery, programmable implants in early-onset scoliosis, pedicle screw revision costs, radiation exposure and AI-assisted monitoring.
Getting the patient ready
Closing lectures address preoperative optimisation for adult deformity, pathways for neuromuscular scoliosis and lifestyle medicine before elective spine surgery.
Built for
- Orthopaedic spine surgeons and neurosurgeonsPractical safety habits and protocols for the next list.
- Paediatric spine surgeonsScoliosis, monitoring and anaemia data specific to children.
- Spine anaesthetists and neuromonitoring staffHaemodynamic, blood and MAP management in context.
- Fellows, residents and quality leadsA compact overview of where spine complications come from.
Faculty & syllabus
Lectures, faculty and running times 20 videos
- Benjamin Roye — How Can Surgeons Reduce Wrong-Level Spine Surgery in Patients With Variant Anatomy? (09:20)
- David Skaggs — Spine Surgery Ergonomics: Strategies to Reduce Occupational Injury and Improve Career Longevity (09:58)
- Gregory Mundis — Cognitive Fatigue in Spine Surgery: Preventing Autopilot Errors in the Operating Room (10:27)
- Joseph Lombardi — AI in Adult Spinal Deformity: Improving Surgical Planning and Outcome Prediction (08:23)
- Eduardo Beauchamp — Spinal Deformity Surgery: Patient-Specific Planning and Technology Selection (08:27)
- Han Jo Kim — Utilizing Technology to Improve Surgeon Efficiency and Safety in Spine Surgery (10:13)
- Thomas A. Imahiyerobo — When Should Plastic Surgeons Be Involved in Complex Spine Surgery? (08:52)
- Josephine Coury — Hemodynamic Management in Spine Surgery: Reducing Complications Through Goal-Directed Therapy (06:17)
- Venu Nemani — Blood Management in Spine Surgery: Is Routine Cell Salvage Always Necessary? (08:36)
- Austin Kaidi — Adult Spinal Deformity: Seven Years of Safer Surgery and Fewer Medical Complications (05:14)
- Michaela O’Connor — Postoperative MAP Management Following Neuromonitoring Changes in Pediatric Spine Surgery (04:43)
- Varun Arvind — AI-Assisted Intraoperative Neuromonitoring in Pediatric Spinal Deformity Surgery (04:43)
- Renzo Laynes — Pedicle Screw Revision After Lumbar Fusion: Economic and Radiation Costs (04:29)
- Kento Yamanouchi — Intraoperative Radiation Exposure in Spine Surgery: A Decade of Advanced Imaging (04:49)
- Walter Troung — Early-Onset Scoliosis: Spine Surgery Safety With Implanted Programmable Devices (05:52)
- Josephine Coury — Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis: Impact of Postoperative Anemia on Recovery After Surgery (04:21)
- Ayesha Waheed — Vertebral Artery Injury During Cervical Spine Surgery: A Practical Management Algorithm (04:38)
- Zeeshan Sardar — Preoperative Planning for Adult Spinal Deformity: From Patient Optimization to Surgical Execution (08:17)
- Tenner Guillaume — Multidisciplinary Optimization for Neuromuscular Scoliosis: Building Safer Care Pathways (09:33)
- Heidi Prather — Lifestyle Medicine for Spine Surgery: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Preoperative Optimization (10:26)
Before you buy
Does the summit package include slide decks?
No, you get the videos and subtitle files only.
How deep does each talk go?
Talks run from about 4 to 10½ minutes, and eight of them are brief presentations under six minutes, so expect focused summaries rather than long tutorials.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Videos + subtitles, no PDFs |
|---|---|
| Contents | 20 videos · 2 h 27 m |
| Meeting | 11th Annual Safety in Spine Surgery Summit, 2026 |
| Department | Orthopedics |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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