The Spine Therapy Society

Multidisciplinary Treatment for Spinal Care

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What we endeavor to accomplish

Our Mission:

The Spine Therapy Society (STS) is a collaborative effort driven by healthcare professionals dedicated to bridge disciplines along the patient journey and advance therapy concepts. The STS opens discussions and fosters multidisciplinary dialogue bringing together the experts’ knowledge, expertise, and experience. The STS offers a platform that is built on science and research, training and education, as well as exchange insights and networking in online and in-person events.

Our Vision:

The Spine Therapy Society strives to shape together tomorrow’s spine therapy empowering a multidisciplinary and patient-centered approach for the best possible outcome.

Our core values define who we are and the pillars we build upon.

“True innovation in medicine is never siloed; it thrives on collaboration across disciplines and divisions. By seamlessly integrating research with education, we share knowledge and initiatives that enrich our collective understanding. This isn't just about advancing our field—it's about bridging the gaps to ensure that the wisdom of today informs the breakthroughs of tomorrow.”

Richard BransfordMD

“Making the next treating physician's life easier is in the scope of my thinking. We're not just thinking about the treatment we're providing; we're thinking about the entire journey that the patient is going to go through. It's a multidisciplinary effort that brings safety, precision, and foresight into patient care.”

Laurence RhinesMD

“The treatment paradigms for metastatic and primary spine tumors have evolved dramatically with the development and integration of disruptive technologies in the domains of radiation and surgery. The ability to deliver ablative radiation using photon-beam stereotactic radiosurgery, proton beam or carbon ion radiation has allowed us to transition to more minimally invasive surgical procedures with infinitely better tumor control and less morbidity.”

Mark BilskyMD

“Effective therapy for complex spine tumors isn't solely about radiation or surgery; it's about close collaboration, communication, and mutual understanding among all medical specialists involved. This platform brings everyone to the same table and is more pressing than ever. It's this unified approach that optimizes patient outcomes and elevates the standard of care.”

Joshua PalmerMD

"Making the next treating physician's life easier is in the scope of my thinking. We're not just thinking about the treatment we're providing; we're thinking about the entire journey that the patient is going to go through. It's a multidisciplinary effort that brings safety, precision, and foresight into patient care."

Laurence Rhines,

Jousha Palmer,

Society Events

Outlook 2024

1^st June 2024, Fort Lauderdale

Multidisciplinary Spine Tumor Training Course
for Advanced Residents (> PGY 3) and Fellows from the Fields of Surgery,
Radiation Oncology, and Neuroradiology with a Specific Interest in Spine Oncology

For Questions, the Detailed Agenda, and Registration Please Contact:
info@spinetherapysociety.org

15^th and 16^th November 2024, Dallas
3^rd Annual Multidisciplinary Spine Tumor Symposium

Impressions 2023

Last year’s event was marked by captivating keynotes, fruitful networking, and thought-provoking panel discussions.