by Dr. Tony Mork, MD | Sep 8, 2021 | Blog
How did I get started? Conclusion “Can Endoscopic Spine Surgery be considered a specialty ?” When I began to do endoscopic spine surgery in the late 90’s, I treated painful conditions that could be seen on the MRI such as disc herniations and stenosis. The big...
by Dr. Tony Mork, MD | Aug 31, 2021 | Blog
How did I get started? Part Three Your perspective on a problem changes as your tools change. – Tony Mork I didn’t think that there was enough preop testing to really know where the pain was coming from. Three things changed when I operated on the back...
by Dr. Tony Mork, MD | Aug 24, 2021 | Blog
How did I get started? Part Two So what did I do ? “Are fusions really necessary for so many patients with back pain? ” The spine surgeons that I worked with were some of the best in the world, but the longer I worked in that practice, the more I became motivated to...
by Dr. Tony Mork, MD | Aug 17, 2021 | Blog
How did I get started? Part One “I was a sports surgeon for my first 16 years of practice” My first 16 years of orthopedic practice, which began in the early 80’s, was devoted to sports medicine and joint replacement in Long Beach, California. Both of these...
by Endoscopic Spine Academy | Jul 13, 2021 | Blog
Transition your practice to curing pain instead of managing it. I have lots of friends who are pain management doctors and I hear one common frustration. They are tired of being a “prescription practice”. This is a two-pronged problem. One, a “prescription practice”...
by Endoscopic Spine Academy | Jul 13, 2021 | Blog
Be a Trailblazer in the Industry Whether you just started your practice or have been around a long time, patients love to see one thing. They want to see that you are doing something NEW. This creates a sense of forward motion that people are attracted to. Your...
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