
The NASS Podcast delivers expert discussions on the latest advances, challenges and innovations in surgical and comprehensive spine care. Featuring multidisciplinary perspectives from leaders across the spine community, episodes explore clinical controversies, emerging technologies, research, education, professional development and patient care - all in a convenient, on demand format.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 288 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Science | |||

Michael G. Fehlings MD, PhD, FRCS
Yi Lu, MD PhD
Rajiv Saigal, MD PhD
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For anyone who functions in the arena of spine care, this podcast is required listening. A variety of guests are interviewed, all offering a unique and valuable perspective. This is an excellent medical podcast, but one that is clearly geared towards clinicians and others in the medical or allied health professions.
I like this podcast, I am currently in the field and although most of the topics discussed are not new to me, it’s a great resource for people new to the field or want to learn / understand more about neurosurgery and IONM.
Audio quality can be improved hard to hear sometimes in my car without turning the volume up quite high.
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This program focuses on spine-related education through expert-led discussions, covering a wide range of topics from surgical techniques and implants to neuromonitoring, imaging, and postoperative care. Episodes often feature surgeons and researchers sharing practical insights, case considerations, and emerging technologies (e.g., neuromodulation, imaging-friendly implants, and evolving surgical approaches) that help clinicians improve patient outcomes. A notable strength is the blend of technical depth with mentorship and career guidance, making it valuable for practicing spine specialists, residents, and fellows seeking to stay current and connected with the broader spine community.
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Recent guests on The NASS Podcast include:
1. Victor Chang
2. Matthew Karek
3. Dr. Tobias Mattei
4. Roger Härtl
5. Peter Rhee
6. Raj J. Gala
7. Aidan McAnena
8. Taylor McClennen
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