Foundation for Advancement of Spinal Knowledge

“Expenses office supplies 470 general liability insurance 704 bank fees 69 cadavers 7,159 recording fee 25 course labor 1,256 miscellaneous 614 total 10,297”

“Accounts receivable 32,831 0 furniture & equipment 74,706 74,706 less accumulated depreciation 74,706 74,706 total 32,831 0”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 14,351 14,228 protocol 44,032 44,032 idloscoll 48,640 48,640 long term outcomes study 32,237 32,237 exp trial 18,000 18,000 due to twin cities spine center 75,000 0 oberg 0 79,363 novel comp 0 32,229”

“The foundation for the advancement of spinal knowledge was established in 2004 at abbott northwestern hospital, minneapolis, minnesota. We closely work with active spine surgeons at the twin cities spine center. We are pursuing biomechanical research for better treatment of various spinal diseases. The foundation has a biomechanics lab equipped with advanced spine testing machines and dedicated to the spine research program. Our mission is to raise funds to support research and education for the progress of spinal knowledge in order to improve patient care in the following areas. Research: concentrate research efforts on the basic science (biomechanical, cellular, and molecular) of spines to challenge current assumptions,validate new findings, and test their safety, efficacy, and utility. Education: globally communicate new technique via publications, conferences, and training. Patient care: develop a plan for implementation of new knowledge in clinical care of patients. Medical instruments: design medical instruments for research and clinical applications.”