Accepting New Patients

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Accepting Virtual Visits

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Biography

Dr. Kingsley R. Chin, MD is an Orthopedic Spine Surgery Specialist in Hollywood, FL, and has over 24 years of experience in the medical field. He graduated from Harvard Medical School in 1996. His passion is to help patients to get back into action to have an active healthy lifestyle. He is accepting new patients in office and virtual consultations. Call to book an appointment and ask about a free MRI review.

Languages

• Spanish
• English

Education

• Harvard University (Grad. 1996)
• Case Western Reserve University (Grad. 2003)

Other Specialties

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Areas of Expertise

• Spinal stenosis
• Spinal fusion
• Back Pain
• Neck pain
• Knee pain
• ACL injury
• Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery

Awards & Recognitions

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Publications & Research

• Platysma Sparing Approach to Anterior Cervical Spine Surgery: A Less Exposure Surgery Technique
• Clinical Experience and Two-Year Follow-Up With a One-Piece Viscoelastic Cervical Total Disc Replacement
• Incidence of Fusion Across Total Disc Replacement With Heterotopic Ossification: Are Ball and Socket Disk Replacements Fusing With and Without Radiographic Evidence
• Soft Tissue Swelling Incidence Using Demineralized Bone Matrix in the Outpatient Setting
• Placing Ball and Socket Cervical Total Disc Replacement Using Instant Center of Rotation
• Misaligned Versus Straight Placement of Anterior Cervical Plates: A Clinical and Radiologic Outcomes Study
• Decreasing Radiation Dose With FluoroLESS Standalone Anterior Cervical Fusion
• Utility of Mobile Apps for Video Conferencing to Follow Patients at Home After Outpatient Surgery
• A Prospective Analysis of the Supine and Sitting Straight-Leg Raise Test and Its Performance in Litigation Patients
• A Psoas Splitting Approach Developed for Outpatient Lateral Interbody Fusion Versus a Standard Transpsoas Approach
• Option for Transverse Midline Incision and Other Factors That Determine Patient's Decision to Have Cervical Spine Surgery