As a physician it is always rewarding to work with spine surgeon fellows. I recently had
the honor of being a visiting professor at the Texas Back Institute in Dallas, Texas. While at the Texas Back Institute, I presented at their grand rounds and did an invited lecture on Interoperative Spinal Navigation. After my talk, I had the opportunity to meet with the spine fellows and staff to discuss cases and the latest spine surgical treatments for spinal disorders. I enjoyed my visit to the Lone Star state!
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