James D. Kang, MD

Orthopaedic SurgeonUniversity of Pittsburgh Medical Center

James D. Kang, MD, is chair of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) who specializes in spinal surgery.

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Fusion Nonunion with Progressive Kyphosis
Neck Pain

Fusion Nonunion with Progressive Kyphosis

James D. Kang, MD; Zachary L. Gordon, MD
Case Study
2 Min Read

Two years ago the patient underwent posterior cervical laminectomy and fusion for cervical spondylotic myeloradiculpathy by another surgeon. Now this 58-year-old female presents with severe neck pain and difficulty holding her head up.

Fusion Nonunion with Progressive Kyphosis
Neck Pain

Fusion Nonunion with Progressive Kyphosis

James D. Kang, MD; Zachary L. Gordon, MD
Case Study
2 Min Read

Two years ago the patient underwent posterior cervical laminectomy and fusion for cervical spondylotic myeloradiculpathy by another surgeon. Now this 58-year-old female presents with severe neck pain and difficulty holding her head up.

Cervical Nonunion and Kyphosis
Neck Pain

Cervical Nonunion and Kyphosis

James D. Kang, MD; Conor Regan, MD
Case Study
5 Min Read

A 40-year-old ICU nurse practitioner presented for a second opinion about 12 months after C4-C7 laminectomy and fusion with allograft. She reported posterior neck pain radiating down into the shoulders.

Cervical Nonunion and Kyphosis
Neck Pain

Cervical Nonunion and Kyphosis

James D. Kang, MD; Conor Regan, MD
Case Study
5 Min Read

A 40-year-old ICU nurse practitioner presented for a second opinion about 12 months after C4-C7 laminectomy and fusion with allograft. She reported posterior neck pain radiating down into the shoulders.