Spine Universe Author Biography

He then attended State University of New York Health Science Center at Syracuse for medical school, and went on to complete his Orthopedic Surgery training at the Long Island Jewish Medical Center, in New York City. His interest in Hand and Microsurgery led him back to Buffalo for a one year fellowship at the prestigious Hand Center of Western New York.

His practice in Florida largely focuses on surgery of the hand and upper extremity.

SpineUniverse articles from Brandon J. Luskin, M.D.

• EMG's and Nerve Conduction Tests
  These tests may be ordered to learn more about the health of peripheral nerves. These tests can establish if a nerve is pinched, and give a numeric value to how severely it is pinched and often where it is pinched.
• How to Choose and Use Hand and Power Tools to Reduce Risk of Injury
  Your whole body is involved when using a hand or power tool. Tool choice along with proper posture and body mechanics can help reduce the risk for injury.
• Industrial Ergonomics: Material Handling and Back Injury
  Industrial work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) are a primary cause of lost work days, productivity, and revenue.
• Industrial Ergonomics: Prevent Injury from Hand and Power Tool Use
  Research studies who that workers who are taught how to safely perform their jobs in a suitable environment are at reduced risk for work related muscuolskeletal disorders (WMSDs).
• Por qué los nervios pinzados provocan dolores de espalda y cuello
  La gente menciona comúnmente que tiene pinzamiento de nervios pero, ¿qué es un nervio pinzado?
• Why Pinched Nerves Cause Back and Neck Pain
  A pinched nerve is the general term for what doctors call a compressed nerve. A nerve can be pinched in the neck or in the back, causing pain and other symptoms. Learn about the range of treatment options for pinched nerves.