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Journal of Neurology and Neurorehabilitation Research | Volume 3

November 26-27, 2018 | Dubai, UAE

Spine and Spine Disorders

Addiction Research and Therapy

3rd International Conference on

International Conference on

Joint Event

The evaluation of posterior transpedicular dynamic stabilization and present situation

Ali Fahir Ozer

KOC University School of Medicine, Turkey

ranspedicular Dynamic Stabilization was developed as an

alternative method to spinal fusion in mostly degenerative

cases. There are two major system currently used, first dynamic

rods and the second dynamic screws. In this presentation our

experienceswerediscussedeitherboththesesystemsseparately

or combination of both as a treatment modality in chronic

instability cases. On the other hand, we discussed problems

and complications of dynamic systems and, we discussed

what should be an ideal transpedicular dynamic system.

Speaker Biography

Ali Fahir Ozer graduated from Atatürk University School of Medicine in 1976. He did

his Neurosurgery residency between 1977 and 1982 at Hacettepe University School of

Medicine. He obtained his Associate Professor degree in 1988 and Full-Professorship

in 1994. He has been working at American Hospital Neurosurgery department since

1995 and is currently a faculty at Koc University School of Medicine, Department of

Neurosurgery. Professor Özer has a membership of different associations including

Euro spine and North American Spine Society. He also is the member of advisory

board and reviewer of many scientific journals. He has authored or co‐authored well

over 70 papers and wrote lots of book chapters. Dr. Ozer’s research mainly focuses on

biomechanics of spine, and dynamic stabilization of spine. He owns a patent which is a

newcervicaldiscreactorthathehimselfdesignedandevencontributedtoitsproduction.