Adjacent Segment Disease
Imaging of adjacent segment disease at L3-4; 5 years between the X-Ray images
- Posted on: Apr 13 2021
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8-Rod Construct after Spine Osteotomy for a 400 lb patient
- Posted on: Dec 11 2020
Lobster-tail Laminectomy for Cervical Myelopathy
Lobster Tail Laminectomy Video
- Posted on: Dec 11 2020
Cervical Laminectomy and Fusion for OPLL
Decompressed and edematous upper cervical spinal cord after laminectomy for OPLL stenosis
- Posted on: Dec 11 2020
Relievant Basivertebral Ganglion Ablation
We are proud to offer Relievant Basivertebral Ganglion Ablation – a new minimally-invasive treatment for some types of low back pain.
- Posted on: May 14 2020
Does a Spinal Tumor Mean I have Cancer?
Spinal tumors can be frightening for the very fact that they are tumors. Tumor is a word that we associate with cancer. When discussing a growth in the spine, we must consider both the potential for cancerous cell development and neurological disturbance related to the very presence of the tumor itself. Not all spinal tumors… Read More »
- Posted on: Jan 15 2018
Publication Update, Winter 2017
We enjoy partaking in research and education as much as we do interacting directly with our patients. This is reflected in our commitment to peer-reviewed data, both the consumption of it and the development of it. Our involvement in research studies and written papers enables us to sustain the high standard of care we have… Read More »
- Posted on: Dec 15 2017
Could you be Living with Sciatica? Here’s How to Find Out!
Whenever a person develops shooting pain down the back of the leg or tingling or numbness that affects the lower extremities, the conclusion that is quickly drawn is that they must have sciatica. Indeed, these complaints, as well as jolting pain down the leg when one sneezes or coughs, do indicate a type of sciatic… Read More »
- Posted on: Oct 15 2017
Core Workouts Support a Healthy Back
Spine health and back pain have been studied long enough for significant headway to have been made in all areas, including care and prevention. As experienced spinal surgeons, it is our mission to help patients regain structural stability after an injury or deterioration of a segment of the spine. At the same time, we find… Read More »
- Posted on: Sep 15 2017
What’s That Pain?
Chronic low back pain is challenging for patients because discomfort and limited range of motion can put an enormous dent in the quality of life. Back pain is one of the primary reasons reported for missing work. This problem is challenging for physicians because, to improve comfort and quality of movement, it is necessary to… Read More »
- Posted on: Aug 15 2017
