
Lumbar Minimally Invasive Fusion
Minimally invasive fusion surgeries are necessary to provide spine stabilization, but they offer significant advantages over open fusion surgeries.
Minimally invasive fusion surgeries are necessary to provide spine stabilization, but they offer significant advantages over open fusion surgeries.
Minimally invasive XLIF and DLIF is a combined procedure used to achieve spinal fusion in patients with significant instability of the spine. This instability can be caused by fracturing, disease...
Instrumentation plays a vital role in improving spine health through surgical intervention. A variety of different hardware types and techniques is used to provide stabilization, pain reduction and an...
Lumbar hardware placement is essential for fusion in the vertebrae of the lumbar spine.
The goal of vertebroplasty is to reduce pain and prevent further complications from compression fractures, including spine deformity and height loss. It can also improve the functionality of the...
Kyphoplasty is a procedure designed to correct compression fractures associated with kyphosis, or an unwanted curvature of the spine when the spine begins to take on a C or U shape.
A lumbar laminectomy is a spinal surgical procedure designed to help relieve compression within a vertebra.
Minimally invasive laminectomy procedures are used to provide relief from painful spinal compression, also known as stenosis.
Lumbar disc replacement is a surgical procedure in which a patient’s natural spinal disc(s) is replaced with an artificial disc.
Lumbar fracture fixation procedures allow treatment of fractured vertebras in the lumbar spine, which is one of the most common areas for fractures to present.
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