Treating Spinal Nerve Compression with Minimally Invasive Surgery
Spinal nerve compression is a common problem that is typically not referred to in any other way than “my back […]
Spinal nerve compression is a common problem that is typically not referred to in any other way than “my back […]
Usually, the word pain is used as a primary descriptor. We say “my back hurts” or “my head hurts” when
There are many nerves that exit the spinal column, spanning from the neck to the low back. The sciatic nerve
Neck pain is a common problem that affects millions of people worldwide. Typically, doctors attempt to reduce symptoms using nonsurgical
The spinal column is described as having several segments. Each segment has specific nuances, such as how it curves and
The low back consists of the spinal segment that begins at the pelvis and ends at the ribcage, or the
When conventional therapies fail to achieve the desired outcome for back or neck pain, it becomes necessary to consider specialized
Historically, spinal surgeries were performed using “open” techniques. Open surgery describes a process that involves larger incisions that may be
There are three primary segments to the spine: the cervical spine (neck), the thoracic spine (mid back) and the lumbar
Chronic back pain can be quite concerning. Statistics continually portray back and neck pain as common reasons for missed work
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