Endoscopic and MIS Workshops

Date10 Feb 2016

Comment0

elliquence is dedicated to ensuring the best education for doctors and physicians on the Endoscopic Spine and MIS procedures using didactic and cadaveric hands-on instruction. Learn more by attending a workshop at our elliquence Education Institute in New York, Florida, and California.

If you would like to attend the workshop at elliquence headquarters, please download and complete the Registration and Metrics Form below and send it to labs@elliquence.com. We will then review your forms and contact you if you are a candidate to attend the elliquence workshop.

The forms below is required in order to be part of any U.S. elliquence workshop.

Interested in setting your own training date? Fill out the registration form below with dates that work for your schedule, and an elliquence specialist will help coordinate a training for you.

US Workshop Registration Form

Workshops Location *

Baldwin, NY

Boca Raton, FL

El Segundo, CA

Scheduled Labs - Surgeon Focused

April 19 - El Segundo, CA

August 16 - El Segundo, CA

November 1 - El Segundo, CA

December 6 - El Segundo, CA

Desired Training Topics *

Disc-FX for Lumbar Contained Herniations

Disc-FX Mini for Cervical Herniations

Endoscopic Transforaminal

Endoscopic Rhizotomy

Endoscopic Interlaminar

Endoscopic Stenosis

Mult-e Portal

Surgi-Max Bone Blade

Requested Training Date #1 *

Requested Training Date #2 *

Requested Training Date #3 *

Name *

Name

First

Last

Medical Title *

Other

Specialty *

Address *

Address

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal

Country

Mobile Phone *

Work Phone *

Email *

Facilites You Operate In (Write NA if Not Applicable) *

Policies for Bringing in New Products (Write NA if Not Applicable) *

Credential Requirements to Start a New Procedure from your Facility (Write NA if Not Applicable) *

Contacts and Phone Numbers at the Facility for Beginning the Process (Write NA if Not Applicable) *

Rep Credentialing Organization (Write NA if Not Applicable) *

Scrubs Size *

Small

Medium

Large

XXL

Surgical Experience and History

Lumbar Discectomies with Disc-FX *

None

Trained but not performing yet

Already Performing Cases

Cervical Discectomies with Disc-FX Mini *

None

Trained but not performing yet

Already Performing Cases

Endoscopic Surgery *

None

Trained but not performing yet

Already Performing Cases

MIS Fusions *

None

Trained but not performing yet

Already Performing Cases

How did you learn about this workshop? *

Google / Bing

TradeshowTradeshow

Sales RepresentativeSales Representative

If you are human, leave this field blank.

Need a hard copy of the registration forms? Click on the location desired below for the PDF version.

New York Workshop Request and Registration Form Florida Workshop Request and Registration Form

Surgi-Max® Technology Helps Separate Conjoined Twins

Endoscopic and Disc-FX Workshop in Europe and Asia

Find Us on Facebook

elliquence

Testimonials

I just wanted to send along our team’s sincere thanks for all of the help elliquence has provided during the recent separation of the Aguirre twins. In each of the procedures, the elliquence Radiowave Energy Source, both bipolar and monopolar system were used. Recognizing that we would need an energy source that would cut and coagulate without generating extra heat and burn was key to our separation efforts of the conjoined brains. As we came to the end of the final separation, it became clear t… Read more

James T. Goodrich, M.D., Ph.D

More testimonials →

“An important consideration for anyone doing endoscopic surgery is how to ablate tissue and create hemostasis. Not all methods are created equal and I have found over the last 15 plus years that elliquence’s technology is trustworthy and performs better than other RF machines, allowing me to achieve better results. elliquence technology cleanly and efficiently ablates the tissue while controlling hemostasis very effectively, and as a result is a key component in excellent patient outcomes.… Read more

Gun Choi, MD

More testimonials →

The interlaminar window at L5-S1 is easily accessed through a direct posterior approach, visualized using both AP and Lateral radiographs. The lateral facet is located and the stab incision is made directly medial to the facet to the level of the fascial layer. The dilator is introduced to the level of the ligamentum flavum, confirming AP and Lateral radiographs. The cannula is introduced over the dilator with the bevel open medially and the endoscope is introduced. Various instruments including… Read more

Nicholas Prada, MD

More testimonials →

Patient selection is critical to the success of any surgical approach, the herniated disc tissue must be accessible through the foramen. Patient is positioned in the prone position on either bolsters or a Wilson frame to open up the foraminal space. AP and Lateral radiographs are used to identify the targeted foraminal levels. If an intra-discal approach is elected, an 18 gauge spinal needle is initially introduced not past the medial edge of the pedicle AP view, and in the posterior 3rd of the … Read more

Jim Yue, MD

More testimonials →

Endoscopic Dorsal Ramus Rhizotomy is a procedure that can provide patients with relief of pain associated with degenerative disease of the facet joints. Use of the spine endoscope provides visualization of the posterior spinal anatomy and nerves, while an endoscopic RF probe facilitates the ablation of the medial (and lateral) branches of the dorsal ramus and can lead to more complete ablation of the nerves and therefore better and longer lasting pain relief. Endoscopic Rhizotomy is most effecti… Read more

Jorge Ramirez, MD

More testimonials →

Lumbar spinal stenosis is a common cause of radicular and generalized back pain among older adults. Endoscopic minimally invasive surgery, in contrast to open decompression, may provide the opportunity for a less invasive surgical intervention. Visualization and illumination during the operation can be optimized. Since a more extensive bone or ligament resection is frequently necessary here, a larger diameter endoscope with a correspondingly larger endoscopic working channel and larger instrumen… Read more

Stefan Hellinger, MD

More testimonials →

elliquence News & Events

Surgical Experience and History

Find Us on Facebook

Testimonials