Two years after international cricket star Chris Gayle underwent back surgery for a compressed nerve from a herniated disc at the LESS Institute, he’s trailing his journey to success in all the right places. Professor Dr. Kingsley R. Chin performed successful orthopedic surgery on Gayle back in August 2015, and Gayle has been soaring ever …
Content by Esther Rodriguez & Ana Williams of The LESS Institute With all the hustle & bustle of the holiday season, it can feel close to impossible to find time to stay active. From dinner parties to cold winter weather, keeping our fitness goals on track becomes a struggle for the masses. Don’t let this time …
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Scientific Paper Kingsley Richard Chin, Jacob Ryan Lubinski, Kari Bracher Zimmers, Barry Eugene Sands, Fabio Pencle Interested medical professionals can read through the full paper, as published in the Journal of Spine Surgery, here. Background The purpose of this study is to present clinical outcome data from a 2-year post-market study of a viscoelastic one-piece cervical …
Here, Becker’s ASC Review highlights 4 key points from this LES Society study conducted in part by The LESS Institute team. Scientific Paper Chin KR1,2, Pencle FJR2, Coombs AV3, Packer CF3, Hothem EA3, Seale JA2. Interested medical professionals can read through the full paper, also published in Clinical Spine Surgery, here. STUDY DESIGN Level III. PURPOSE To retrospectively review the eligibility of surgical patients meeting …
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