Dr. Gupta gave four presentations to SCCOT (Columbian Society for Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology)
Dr. Gupta presents “Congenital scoliosis-current thoughts”
The attendees of the Colombian Society for Orthopedic Surgery and Traumatology SCCOT
Dr. Sergio Lattes-Mendoza from Duke, Dr. Gupta from Washington University and Dr. Kim from Hospital for Special Surgery at SCCOT
Dr. Gupta in Mexico City
January 28-29, 2016
Dr. Gupta speaks at the Eduardo Luque Memorial Meeting
For the program see this link:
http://cursocolumnaeduardoluque.com/wordpress/
Dr. Munish Gupta lectures at University of Illinois for the Asok Ray, MD lectureship about Adult Spinal Deformity.
Dr. Ray and Dr. Gupta
Dr. Gonzalez and Dr. Gupta
Dr. Gupta has recently been featured in an article on the Washington University Physicians website. He describes his influences and motivations as a spinal surgeon. You can read the article below!
Washington University orthopedic surgeon Munish Gupta, MD, is the chief of pediatric and adult spinal surgery, as well as the co-director of the pediatric and adult spinal deformity service. His areas of interest include complex spinal reconstructive surgery for all spinal deformities, spinal revision surgery and spinal tumors.
In Istanbul, Turkey, Dr. Munish C. Gupta is a Co-Chairman of the first international SRS Hands on Spine Course. The course had faculty and participants from all over the world. It was taught at Acibadem University.
Dr. Munish C. Gupta speaks at the 50th Scoliosis Research Society Meeting
NASS (North American Spine Society) is a leading conference where top spine surgeons from around the world will be attending. Dr. Munish Gupta speaks at the North American Spine Society Meeting in Chicago about his research in new state of the art treatment of spinal disorders. He has coauthored several other papers that are being presented at this conference.
https://www.spine.org/Portals/0/Documents/Education/AM15FinalProgram.pdf
This week I attended the 50th anniversary of the SRS during which we commemorated past leaders and pioneers of spinal surgery. As I spent time looking back at my 25 years in the field of spine surgery, I recalled two legends of spine surgery whose pictures I dusted off from my shelves. Dr. Robert B. Winter and Dr. Kenton D. Leatherman were pioneers of spinal deformity surgery. May they rest in peace.
