Procedures

Sciatica, radiculopathy, and herniated discs go hand in hand. Learn the difference and find out how they are treated.

Spinal stenosis can limit your daily activities, but regaining a better quality of life may be possible with the right treatment.

Accidents leading to injury or trauma can happen to anyone. Understanding how your pain may have started can help set

Spondylolisthesis occurs when one vertebra slips forward onto the vertebrae below it. This produces both a gradual

The minimally invasive revolution has impacted virtually every surgical field, and spinal surgery is no different.

Despite its name, lumbar degenerative disc disease isn’t actually a disease. But that doesn’t make the pain

Scoliosis is not a disease—it is a descriptive term. It refers to an abnormal side-to-side (lateral) curve in the spinal

Primary tumors: These tumors occur in the vertebral column, and grow either from the bone or disc elements

Kyphosis (a forward spinal curvature or “hunched back”) is normal in the thoracic (upper) spine. It can occur in the

Enables faster, more precise and less invasive spinal procedures in a reduced radiation environment