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Infection Debridement
Thoracic spine infection debridement is an essential procedure that removes the infected tissue from the spine.
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Deformity Correction
Spinal deformity correction is an important procedure that can straighten and heal a deformed spine. Spinal deformities are caused by myriad conditions, including fractures, scoliosis, kyphosis and...
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Scoliosis Correction
Scoliosis correction is achieved through spinal surgery. During the procedure, the curved sections of the spine are straightened and fused if necessary.
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Costotransversectomy
A costotransversectomy is a procedure used in corpectomy and fusion procedures, as well as in many other spinal surgeries.
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Revision Laminectomy
Revision laminectomy is required when the initial spinal surgery fails to correct the problem, or when the pain and discomfort associated with spinal nerve compression returns.
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Lumbar Revision Microdiscectomy
A revision microdiscectomy is performed when a previously herniated and surgically repaired disc herniates again.
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Lumbar Infection Debridement
Spinal infections are rare, but treatment can require infection debridement if antibiotics or antifungal solutions do not work.
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Spinal Stabilization
Spinal stabilization, or spinal immobilization, is necessary for patients who suffer from a great deal of instability in their spine.
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Minimally Invasive TLIF
Minimally invasive TLIF, or transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion, is a procedure used to treat a broad range of conditions that lead to reduced disc height, spinal compression and instability.
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Arthroscopic Decompression
Arthroscopic decompression is a minimally invasive surgical technique utilized to provide relief from spinal stenosis in the lumbar spine.