Research Interests

Ali Bydon, M.D.

Associate Professor of Neurosurgery

Ali Bydon, M.D.

• Associate Professor,

Department of Neurosurgery

• Co-Director, Neurosurgical

Medical Student Education

• Director, Neurosurgical

Undergraduate Education

• Director, Spinal Column

Biomechanics and Surgical

Outcomes Lab

• Clinical Director, JHBMC Spine

Program

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General Research Interests

• Spinal column biomechanics

• Spinal surgery outcomes

• Spinal tumors

• Spinal infections

• Socioeconomics of spinal surgery

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Spinal Column Biomechanics

• Accuracy of C2 pedicle screw placement

using the freehand technique

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Spinal Column Biomechanics

• Biomechanical impact of C2 pedicle screw

length in an atlantoaxial fusion construct

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Spinal Column Biomechanics

• Biomechanical analysis of 3 reconstruction

techniques following total sacrectomy – An in-vitro

human cadaveric model

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Spinal Surgery Outcomes

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Spinal Surgery Outcomes

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Spinal Surgery Outcomes

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Spinal Surgery Outcomes

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Spinal Surgery Outcomes

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Spinal Surgery Outcomes

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Spinal Surgery Outcomes

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Spinal Tumor Surgery

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Spinal Tumor Surgery

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Spinal Infections

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Socioeconomic and others

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Socioeconomic and others

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Socioeconomic and others

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Socioeconomic and others

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