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...
Scoliosis correction is achieved through spinal surgery. During the procedure, the curved sections of the spine are straightened and fused if necessary.
A costotransversectomy is a procedure used in corpectomy and fusion procedures, as well as in many other spinal surgeries.
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.
A revision microdiscectomy is performed when a previously herniated and surgically repaired disc herniates again.
Spinal infections are rare, but treatment can require infection debridement if antibiotics or antifungal solutions do not work.
Spinal stabilization, or spinal immobilization, is necessary for patients who suffer from a great deal of instability in their spine.
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.
Arthroscopic decompression is a minimally invasive surgical technique utilized to provide relief from spinal stenosis in the lumbar spine.
Cervical microdiscectomy is a procedure used to remove a herniated disc (or portion of a disc) without the need for spinal fusion.
