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Benefit of Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion vs Posterolateral Spinal Fusion in Lumbar Spine Disorders Neurosurgery 79:397–405, 2016 Despite increasing use and potential benefits of transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF) compared with posterolateral spinal fusion (PSF), previous studies have not documented improved clinical outcomes with TLIF vs PSF.
Benefit of Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion vs Posterolateral Spinal Fusion in Lumbar Spine Disorders Neurosurgery 79:397–405, 2016 Despite increasing use and potential benefits of transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF) compared with posterolateral spinal fusion (PSF), previous studies have not documented improved clinical outcomes with TLIF vs PSF.
NHS Age Discrimination: Elderly five times less likely to have a life-saving surgery
NHS Age Discrimination: Elderly five times less likely to have a life-saving surgery
DailyMail.co.uk
Older people with lung cancer are much less likely to be given life-saving surgery than the young, it has been revealed.
Those aged 75 or over were five times less likely to have an operation even if they were in good health and their cancer had not spread.
The research by Macmillan Cancer Support, with Monitor Deloitte and Public Health England, adds to mounting evidence of…
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Doctor: HC Law Creating One Class Of Care For Poor/Middle Class, One For Poor - Forbes On Fox 05032014
Doctor: HC Law Creating One Class Of Care For Poor/Middle Class, One For Poor – Forbes On Fox 05032014
Obamacare is already creating one class of care for the poor and middle class and another for the affluent.
WSJ
… the greatest irony of ObamaCare is what will undoubtedly follow as a long-term, unintended consequence of the law: a decidedly unequal, two-tiered health system. One will be for the poor and middle class, and a…
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Medicine will suffer if Washington controls the flow of scientific information
Scott Gottlieb's Op-Ed in the WSJ
The bottom line is that Washington is attempting to reduce health-care spending by constraining the speech of private firms that promote pricey drugs while promoting government research that discourages their use. The advance of medical practice will suffer if Washington can decide the standards for medical decision-making and control the flow of scientific information.
Read the Op-Ed here
