Patients' Guide To
Laser Spine Surgery

Choice is Every Back Pain Patient’s Right

99.75% of patients recommend the Laser Spine Institute

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Complex statistics are not necessary to attest to the Laser Spine Institute’s position as leader in a convoluted system of back pain care.  In fact, simple metrics makes choosing Laser Spine Institute a matter of fact.  Plain numbers that include the number of patients, lower infection rates, fewer day(s) hospitalized, and service excellence rating reinforces Laser Spine Institute as the clear choice for superior and cutting-edge care from diagnosis through recovery.

Number of Patients

  • More than 20,000 surgeries performed since 2005
  • Laser Spine Institute averages 450 surgeries per month.
  • 87% reported improvement after surgery

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Infection Rate Significantly Reduced

  • In terms of complications, a study reported that Laser Spine Institute’s infection rate is less than 0.1.  Open back surgery or fusion infection rate is 2-7%.1

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Less Time Hospitalized

  • Laser Spine Institute's endoscopic procedures do not require a hospital stay while open back surgery or fusions typically require a 2-5 day hospital stay.
  • 77% of Laser Spine Institute patients report returning to work within 12 weeks after surgery.

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Service (Treatment/Care) Excellence

  • On a scale from one to 10, 82.2% gave an excellent score, which was defined as either a 9 or 10.1
  • 99.75% stated they would recommend Laser Spine Institute.1

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Further research and analysis of cervical (neck) and lumbar (low back) studies, conclude that patients reported significant decreases in their pain and spine disability numbers while overall aspects of quality of life drastically improved over time.  In addition, the studies show that within 12 weeks of Laser Spine Institute surgery, 77% of cervical and lumbar patients returned to their activities of daily living.  The studies also demonstrate that endoscopic laminotomy and foraminotomy decompression of the cervical and lumbar spine can be safely and successfully performed in an outpatient setting.2, 3

 

Updated on: 11/01/11
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