When Should You Get a Second Opinion Before Spine Surgery?
Being told you may need spine surgery can bring relief, worry, and a long list of questions all at once. […]
Being told you may need spine surgery can bring relief, worry, and a long list of questions all at once. […]
Neck pain can be frustrating on its own, but discomfort that moves into the shoulder, arm, hand, or fingers may
Pain that starts in your lower back and travels into your buttock, leg, or foot can be hard to pin
Pedicle screws are the standard technique for fusing the spine. Surgeons attach these screws to the pedicles of two consecutive
When it comes to your spine, there’s quite a lot happening in a limited space. When things get too tight
When you have upper or middle back pain, you may be a candidate for thoracic spine surgery. The thoracic part
Statistics from Johns Hopkins Medicine show that between 30 percent and 70 percent of cancer patients will develop spinal metastases at some point
Spinal cord compression is a serious medical condition that can cause a wide range of debilitating symptoms and severely impact
When nerves in the lower back get compressed or pushed together by pressure, it can cause severe pain, tingling, or
Discs in the spine function as cushioning between the vertebraee. In some cases, the outermost parts of these discs can
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