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Honored and humbled to be the recipient of this year's OSU Neurosurgery teaching award. It's a blessing to be able to work amongst the best and brightest!!

Agree, the future is bright, great job everyone!

Congratulations to our Chairman Russell Lonser, M.D. for being awarded the 2023 Distinguished Service Award from CNS #2023CNS. Well deserved!

One of the best parts of being in academics is seeing the amazing growth of our med students. This is an all star group.

First OR week as new faculty at OSU: 1. Thoracic fusion for Chance fx 2. 2-lvl ACDF 3. C1-2 fusion for pannus 4. C1-L1 epidural abscess 5. C1-2 fusion for fx 6. Thoracic arachnoid web Great volume & case complexity here. Awesome residents, faculty & staff. Thanks for having me!

Our newest partner crushing it in his first week. 😬

Had an awesome time hosting our inaugural spine oncology course! Amazing group of attendees, faculty, and facilitates!

Recently, I finished my 2nd year at OSU and saw a patient I took care of with Steve Viljoen MD,FAANS about a year ago. This is a 56 y/o patient with ank spondy and severe global kyphosis (on xray you can even see there's a ventral abdominal hernia from the kyphosis). I saw them for

Long time since last update - we have just been inundated with some pretty remarkable cases (stay tuned). To conclude the last case, I initially tried to do a short segment from T10-L4 and focus on correcting the TL kyphosis with an ACR at the patient's only unfused segment at

Congratulations to our newest colleagues!!

This is a young patient in her 30s who presented with worsening myelopathy. Hands are weak, balance is off - can't walk/jog without falling. Imaging shows this... What's going on and what would you do? Before anyone talks about cervical interbodies, look at the angulation of the

I did as many commented and used preop traction to get a little bit of distraction (30%). What helped the most was then following it up with in-situ plate distraction - distracting against a rod holder and the occipital plate. Needed strong distal fixation while minimizing length

Thrilled to have matched an amazing class! We're lucky to have you all!

Congrats to our graduating chiefs!! I am proud and blessed to have been able to be a part of your training. You've all learnt a ton, but have also taught me much. All of the faculty look forward to your successes!! Asad Akhter Daniel Kreatsoulas, MD Joravar Dhaliwal Ohio State Neurosurgery Residency