Event Details


Bertolotti Syndrome: Interventional and Surgical Evaluation, Management, and Treatment

Webinar

Starts: Tue 7:00PM CT (Sep 15, 2026) Ends: Tue 8:00PM CT (Sep 15, 2026) OnDemand

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Bertolotti syndrome is an underrecognized cause of chronic low back pain associated with a lumbosacral transitional vertebra (LSTV). Because the condition is often overlooked and the available literature remains limited, patients may experience delayed diagnosis and inconsistent management.

This webinar will provide a multidisciplinary overview of the evaluation and treatment of Bertolotti syndrome, including clinical presentation, patient selection, imaging considerations, interventional pain management, psychosocial factors that influence outcomes, and surgical treatment strategies. Through expert perspectives from spine surgery, interventional spine care, psychology, and advanced practice providers, participants will gain practical approaches to improving recognition and individualized management of this complex condition.

Unable to attend the live webinar? Register and watch the webinar recording OnDemand at a time and place convenient to you. Available 5-10 business days after the live event concludes.

Up to 1.0 CME available.

Chairs

Kush K. Goyal, MD

Michael Steinmentz, MD

Faculty

Erin Anderson, PA-C

Sarah Rispinto, PsyD


Faculty names and images are provided solely for educational context. This activity is planned and implemented in accordance with the ACCME Standards for Integrity and Independence.

Audience

This activity is designed for orthopedic spine surgeons, neurosurgeons, physiatrists, pain medicine physicians, radiologists, advanced practice providers (PAs and NPs), fellows, residents, and other healthcare professionals involved in the evaluation and management of patients with spine disorders.

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Registration: General Registration

 Member$0.00
 Non-Member$49.00

Location

Online
Webinar,
US


Disclaimer

NASS courses are created to enhance physician understanding of the complexity of performing these procedures only. The course is not designed to certify that attendees are proficient in the procedures taught in the course. NASS strongly advises participants to continue to have proctoring, mentoring and additional experience prior to treating patients.

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