Dear Colleagues and Friends,
Since several years the European Spine Journal Editorial Board has been organizing interactive courses under the name 'Meet the Experts'.
Each time we choose a topic, we put together a special issue of the European Spine Journal on the subject with articles by invited Key Opinion Leaders. Those of you who have a journal subscription or can access one, will see this in our upcoming issue.
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Dear Colleagues and Friends,
Since several years the European Spine Journal Editorial Board has been organizing interactive courses under the name 'Meet the Experts'.
Each time we choose a topic, we put together a special issue of the European Spine Journal on the subject with articles by invited Key Opinion Leaders. Those of you who have a journal subscription or can access one, will see this in our upcoming issue.
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We are pleased to announce the 27th edition of the Brussels International Spine Symposium that will take place on 19 & 20 November 2021 at the BluePoint Brussels.
The topic of the symposium will be The Failed Spine in term of controversies in diagnosis, management and costs.
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A request from an international group of experts in the clinical and scientific aspects of chronic pain of spinal origin has been received by ESJ Editor-in-chef. The aim of the proposal is to discontinue the use of the term "failed back surgery syndrome” (FBSS). This request was made after a three-year process, including a structured Delphi selection procedure, concluding that the term "persistent spinal pain syndrome” (PSPS) would be an appropriate and viable replacement.
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We are pleased to announce the Top 10 Downloaded Articles from ESJ in 2019.
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Crystian B. Oliveira, Chris G. Maher, Rafael Z. Pinto, Adrian C. Traeger, Chung-Wei Christine Lin, Jean-François Chenot, Maurits van Tulder, Bart W. Koes
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The ISSLS Prize program, sponsored by European Spine Journal, comprises three awards of $US20,000 each. Prizes will be awarded competitively on the basis of scientific merit in one or more of the following areas: basic science, bioengineering science and clinical science. The manuscript should be submitted no later than October 15, 2019. Read More