The climax is the crisis point in the story, when the action and suspense is at its most intense. In many stories, the climax is also also a turning point for the main characters or a moment when something significant changes. In a murder mystery, the climax may be the moment that a detective realizes who the killer is.
Both neurosurgeons and orthopedic surgeons may complete fellowship training to do most types of spine surgery, but there are a few types of spine surgery in which one specialty tends to be more qualified than the other, such as:
There are two types of Mohs surgery: fresh-tissue technique and fixed-tissue technique. Of the surgeons who perform Mohs surgery, 72% use only the fresh-tissue technique. The remaining surgeons (18%) use both techniques. However, the fixed-tissue technique is used in fewer than 5% of patients.