Prof Claudio Lamartina

eccElearning Spine Surgery Education Programme Faculty

Prof Claudio Lamartina is a highly experienced Spine Surgeon and a key member of the eccElearning Spine Surgery Education Programme faculty.

The Spine Surgery Education Programme contains 180 Spine Surgery Lectures, and contains Specialist Certificates and the full Postgraduate Diploma in Spine Surgery.

The eccElearning Spine Surgery Faculty is made up of over 140 expert spine surgeons and educators. They have collectively  supported the development of the world’s first comprehensive, online postgraduate education programme in a medical sub-speciality, spine surgery.

Prof Claudio Lamartina, MD

  • EFM Professor Orthopaedic Specialization School, Milan University
  • Professor of Neurosurgery Specialization School, Turin University
  • Chief of Department, IRCCS Istituto Ortopedico Galeazzi, Chirurgia Vertebrale II, Milan, Italy
  • Deputy Editor, European Spine Journal

Contributions of Prof Claudio Lamartina

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Module: Complications and Revisions

DOI 10.28962/01.2.009

Prof Claudio Lamartina edits this module, which provides a unique teaching tool of 23 lectures from experienced surgeons. It unifies complications from approaches to the spine on the one hand, and from the different pathologies on the other – disc herniation, decompression surgery, deformity surgery, trauma surgery and surgery in osteoporosis.

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Lecture: Surgical Treatment of Degenerative Spondylolisthesis

DOI 10.28962/01.3.055

This lecture, written and narrated by Prof Claudio Lamartina, is about the surgical treatment of degenerative spondylolisthesis.

Complications and Revision in Adult Deformity: Inadequate Correction and Implant Failure Lecture Thumbnail

Lecture: Complications and Revision in Adult Deformity: Inadequate Correction and Implant Failure

DOI 10.28962/01.3.167

This lecture, written and narrated by Prof Claudio Lamartina, looks at the complications arising due to inadequately corrected sagittal profile of the patient.