AANS/CNS Washington Committee for Neurological Surgery
Advancing key health care initiatives to protect neurosurgeons’ ability to practice medicine and patient access to care
Nov 29, 2006
The American Association Of Neurological Surgeons And Congress Of Neurological Surgeons Applaud The SPORT Study Results Which Support The Benefit Of Surgery In Treating Patients With Symptomatic Herni
The November 22/29, 2006 edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association publishes the results of SPORT, a multi-million— Read More >
Nov 27, 2006
The AANS/CNS Section On Disorders Of The Spine And Peripheral Nerves Announces The Release Of The Lumbar Fusion Guidelines – An Evidenced-Based Approach To Lumbar Fusion
In March, 2003, the Spine Section of the AANS/CNS was charged by the leadership of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons— Read More >
Nov 28, 0206
The American Board Of Neurological Surgery Establishes Requirements For Maintenance Of Certification
The practice of neurosurgery continues to evolve at an astonishing rate. Life-long learning is not only desirable but is an— Read More >
Benefits of Membership
“The AANS/CNS Spine Section brings together neurosurgeons, orthopedic spine surgeons, spine surgery fellows, as well as residents and advanced practice providers focused on spinal surgery. The Spine Section advances our interests, represents us in national advocacy, and disseminates science. Becoming a member means joining this exceptional community and helping it grow.” ...Read More >
