A Family’s Journey: Seeking Support for Their Daughter’s Post-Surgery Recovery

https://reports.mountsinai.org/article/ortho2021-02-mount-sinai-surgeon-paves-the-way-for-non-fusion-correction-of   Mount Sinai orthopedic surgeon Baron S. Lonner, MD, is leading the charge to add vertebral body tethering to the spine surgeon’s toolbox. Dr. Lonner has performed more procedures using the device than any other surgeon worldwide. In August 2019, vertebral body tethering (VBT) was approved by the U.S.

Thrown For A Curve – full from Sheryl Matthys on Vimeo. Source – https://keegancares.com/scoliosis/ For years I’ve taken dance classes, gymnastics, and performed in musicals.  Because of my activities, I thought my back was ‘tight’.  I’ve been to the doctor for colds, concussions, and other things, but we didn’t know to

Dear Patients and Your Families, Finally, we are getting the team back together after we have been separated in order to be mobilized to care for patients in the fight against COVID-19. My team and I will be proceeding with patient care. We have been doing many Telemedicine visits with

Dr. Baron Lonner Presenting at Setting Scoliosis Straight Foundation Dr. Lonner is seen presenting at a research meeting of the Setting Scoliosis Straight Foundation. He serves on the Board of this organization which fosters research into the treatment of pediatric scoliosis and related spinal deformities. He has authored over 100

Dr. Lonner Presents Research at Annual Scoliosis Research Society Meeting The Scoliosis Research Society was founded in 1965 with a twofold mission: to educate surgeons and to facilitate optimal care of patients with scoliosis and other spinal deformities. The annual meeting of the Scoliosis Research Society brings together medical leaders from