Publications by authors named "M Welborn"
Infantile perianal pyramidal protrusion is characterized by a light pink to skin-colored soft tissue protrusion that is often midline and anterior [A1]to the anus. It most commonly occurs in young females and is relatively asymptomatic. Although biopsies are not routinely done, histopathology is relatively nonspecific and can appear similar to an acrochordon.
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- The paper discusses the importance of structured guidelines for returning to activity after spinal deformity surgery, emphasizing that a consistent approach can improve patient recovery and health outcomes.
- It categorizes diverse patient groups, including early onset scoliosis, adolescent idiopathic scoliosis, young adults, adult spinal deformity, elite athletes, and general sports participants, offering tailored recommendations for each.
- The document stems from an educational webinar and aims to standardize postoperative protocols, enhancing both surgeon practice and overall patient care.
Purpose: This study aims to measure the impact of the Scoliosis Research Society's travel fellowship on a spinal surgeon's career.
Methods: A non-incentivized survey was sent to 78 previous SRS junior travel fellows from 1993 to 2021. The questionnaire assessed fellowship influence on academic and administrative positions, professional society memberships, and commercial relationships.
Study Design: Retrospective, Multicenter.
Objective: Assess curve progression and occurrence of revision surgery following tether breakage after vertebral body tethering (VBT).
Summary Of Background Data: Tether breakage after VBT is common with rates up to 50% reported.