June 18, 2026

SPINEsim Case Lab Podcast

Our first SPINEsim CaseLab Podcast took place successfully, and the recording is now available.

Watch it here: https://bit.ly/spinesim-podcast

The session brought together leading spine experts for a highly insightful, case-driven discussion. We would like to sincerely thank Richard Assaker and Bassel George Diebo, MD for their contribution and for delivering a session that was both clinically rigorous and open.

Engagement

The session saw strong participation:

130+ registrations
60+ live attendees
95% of participants rated the session as valuable

This reflects a clear signal that there is real demand for deeper, case-based dialogue in spine care.

Key clinical insights

Several key points were discussed:

Even small variations in segmental alignment can significantly impact adjacent segment disease and long-term construct performance.
Surgical planning should extend beyond anatomy to include biomechanics such as load sharing and compensatory behaviour.
Many complications are not random, but potentially predictable with more advanced modelling.

Following the discussion, there is a growing recognition that data-driven, patient-specific simulation may play a role in supporting clinical decision-making. This is not positioned as a replacement for clinical judgement, but as a decision-support layer.

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SPINEsim Case Lab Podcast