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Spinal Tumors @ North American Spine Society

The North American Spine Society's Web site -- while geared to medical professionals -- also offers a consumer health section that includes certain information regarding spinal tumors, such as symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, and long-term implications. In addition, you will find articles about spine fitness, including strengthening and flexibility tips, and a glossary of terms relating to spine conditions. Their Spine Care Provider Search allows you to search for spine care professionals by geographic area and specialty, to help you locate a provider in your area.



Spinal Tumors @ SpineUniverse.com

This site, affiliated with distinguished groups such as the Cleveland Clinic and the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, is devoted to providing a wealth of information regarding spinal conditions, including spinal tumors. Their excellent overview includes details regarding various types of benign and malignant spinal tumors, and related information on diagnosis, treatment, recovery and spine rehabilitation. In addition, you can find special sections devoted to pediatric spinal cord tumors and a Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery Information Center. The site offers related articles and scientific abstracts; these can be found in the "Related Articles" section at the bottom of each page. All articles include the date they were last updated, and must go through a peer review by leading specialists, including surgeons, pain management specialists, chiropractors, nurses, and physical therapists. The specialist who has written and/or reviewed the article is referenced by name, biography, and related publications.


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