What is Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery?
Historically, spinal surgeries were performed using “open” techniques. Open surgery describes a process that involves larger incisions that may be
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
All surgical procedures carry some degree of risk. Due to the complex nature of spinal surgery, associated risks may be
Spinal stenosis can lead to a number of uncomfortable symptoms. This is because the spinal column must have space at
Myelopathy is a spinal condition in which the spinal cord suffers significant compression. Pressure on the spinal cord should not
If a gentle touch to the cheek sends shockwaves of pain through the face, there is a problem worth exploring.
Low back pain is one of the most common complaints general physicians hear from their patients. When the range of
Spine surgery is often associated with orthopedics due to the familiar concept of the bony spinal column. The spinal column,
CyberKnife Radiosurgery is a highly-advanced, minimally invasive alternative to traditional surgery. While this surgery contains the word “knife,” there are
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