A spine X-Ray is a test that uses low-dose radiation to take pictures of the bones in your back. It can be used to diagnose conditions such as spinal cord tumors, slipped discs, arthritis or fractures. In this article, we’ll explain what a spine X-ray is and what it costs...
Read More So, how safe is spine surgery? Spine surgery is a common procedure, with approximately 5 million people undergoing spinal surgery each year in the United States alone. The most common reason for spine surgery is to treat pain caused by disc or joint problems. Spine surgery can also be...
Read More Nerve compression can be a debilitating condition that affects many people. While the cause is unknown, it can be treated with spine surgery to remove the nerve compression and restore normal nerve function. Treatment options include decompression surgery and fusion surgery. Decompression surgery removes the compressing tumor or disc material...
Read More Back pain is a common condition that affects more than 80% of adults at some point in their lives. In fact, the majority of Americans will experience back pain at some point in their lifetime. The causes can vary widely: from arthritis to poor posture or an old sports...
Read More Can you really add inches to your height by undergoing spine surgery? That depends on the procedure, who is doing it and why. In general, surgeons are looking for ways to improve a person’s health rather than just make them taller. This means that they will only recommend this type...
Read More Spine surgery is a success if it relieves pain, restores function, and improves quality of life for the patient. The success of spine surgery depends on the condition being treated, the surgeon’s experience, and the patient’s age and health. Spine surgery is used to treat spinal conditions such as degenerative disc...
Read More When you have spinal surgery, it’s important to take the time you need to recover. Recovery is a process, and no two people will heal at the same rate. It can take anywhere between 3 and 6 months before you feel like yourself again. At first, your body will likely...
Read More Have you been suffering from back pain for a long time now? Or is it just that your doctor recommended that you get an X-ray done? Either way, we know what you’re going through. Spinal X-rays are a common procedure used to diagnose problems in the spine and nearby bones,...
Read More If you’ve been diagnosed with a spinal condition, you may be wondering if it would be better to see a spine surgeon or a neurosurgeon. Both types of physicians specialize in treating conditions that affect the spine and brain, but there are some important differences between them. A neurosurgeon is...
Read More Spine surgery is very common in people with back pain, but there are risks involved. The most common risk is infection. Infection can happen if bacteria gets into your bloodstream while you’re in the hospital or after you go home from the hospital. Infection can be serious and even life-threatening,...
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