Back Pain Resource Centers on SpineUniverse

Surgical & Non-Surgical Options for a Pain-free Life

We know back and neck pain is complex and can’t be seen on an x-ray or MRI. Furthermore, unlike the ease with which your doctor can evaluate four of your vital signs—body temperature, blood pressure, pulse, and respiration—the fifth vital sign, pain may require a multidisciplinary diagnostic approach to define your personal pain characteristics, triggers, source, and cause.

A Patient's Guide to Minimally Invasive Endoscopic Spine Surgery Options

Progressive treatment options help patients conquer back and neck pain. At Spine Centers of America, our focus is to provide you the best comprehensive spine care with a compassionate spirit. We specialize in minimally invasive and endoscopic spine surgery.

Minimally Invasive Alternatives to Traditional Spine Surgery

Atlantic Spinal Care is a contemporary, minimally invasive spine treatment center. We specialize in full endoscopic techniques that provide the highest standard of patient care you deserve and expect. Many patients qualify for a free pain evaluation and treatment recommendation.

A Patient's Guide to Bone Growth Stimulation

This Guide introduces you to bone growth stimulation (BGS) as a therapy after spinal fusion. Your surgeon can prescribe BGS for your use as a supplemental treatment after a cervical (neck) or lumbar (low back) spine surgery that includes a fusion procedure or, as a non-surgical treatment of failed fusion.

Patients' Guide to Sacroiliac Joint Problems

Could a SI joint problem cause your low back pain? Lower back pain can be caused by many disorders including degenerative disease, osteoarthritis, trauma, pregnancy, childbirth, hip problems, and sacroiliac joint disruption and dysfunction.

Patients' Guide To Laser Spine Surgery

This type of minimally invasive surgery is performed on an outpatient basis using a local anesthetic. Since general anesthesia is not used, surgical risks are less. Arthroscopic surgery and use of endoscopic tubes minimizes muscle and other soft tissue damage.

Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery

This spine surgery is minimally invasive because surgery is performed through one or more small incisions or punctures through which tubular retractors or an endoscope is inserted. MIS helps to reduce the risk of infection and decrease pain, facilitates faster recovery, and improves back muscle function.

Patients' Guide to Healthy Living with Rheumatoid Arthritis

We've put together this Patients' Guide to help you make healthy lifestyle choices every day as you take care of your rheumatoid arthritis. We cover diet, exercise, and stress management.

Reducing Radiation During Spine Surgery

Pedicle screw fixation is currently the gold standard for spinal fusion and correction of spine deformity. Surgeons rely on various methods to insure accurate placement of spinal implants, most of them implying a significant amount of radiation.

Spinal Fractures & Kyphoplasty

Age-related bone loss occurs silently and without warning. Your bones may not feel weaker, but back pain or a change in posture may indicate that bone loss has occurred.

A Patients' Guide To Spinal Tumors

The purpose of the Spinal Tumor Patient Guide is to provide patients, their family members and care givers information that is easy to understand. Here you will learn about spinal tumors, how and where they develop, the diagnostic process, and treatment.
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