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Dr. Michael Vitale Led a CME on Innovations in Scoliosis

March 27, 2017

This month Dr. Michael Vitale led a CME on Innovations in Scoliosis.  He was a co chairmen with Dr. Clifford Tribus.  It was titled Spring Deformity Course that was sponsored by Stryker Spine.  It offered participants the opportunity to learn more about treatment options for spinal deformities.  The course was a combination of different faculty members speaking about spinal deformity as well as opportunities to hear about master’s techniques and skill lab.

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Michael G. Vitale MD MPH

Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon
Specializing in Complex Pediatric Scoliosis
Ana Lucia Professor of Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery,
Columbia University Medical Center