C-arm fluoroscopy provides live imaging that guides spine and orthopedic surgeons during procedures. This article breaks down how the C-arm works, its safety, patient preparation tips, and common questions to help you feel confident about your care.

M otion preservation is a defining goal of lumbar disc arthroplasty, but long-term success also depends on how implants interact biologically with surrounding tissues over time. As lumbar total disc replacement has matured and long-term follow-up has expanded, scientific focus has broadened beyond biomechanics to include long-term biological compatibility.     Understanding Osteolysis: Why Biology Matters?   In orthopedic surgery, implant wear debris is a known driver of inflammation and bone...

A rtificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a future concept in spine surgery. It is already reshaping clinical practice today. From diagnosis and surgical planning to intraoperative guidance and postoperative recovery, AI is transforming how spine care is delivered, turning what once felt like science fiction into everyday clinical reality.  Across the full spectrum of spine care from diagnosis and surgical planning to rehabilitation, AI is enabling smarter clinical decisions, greater...