Non-Surgical Treatment for Spine Disorder
Spine disorder can happen to anyone because of our daily routines, such as heavy lifting, posture, accidents, or aging. It usually manifests itself as “pain” which can become chronic.
MIS spine: small incisions, quick recovery
When someone mentions spine surgery, most people will think that it is a major surgery and involves mostly elderly patients. In fact, people who have spine problem can be young or old can have corrective minimally invasive surgery (MIS) for congenital defects, adventurous activities, extreme sport injuries, or automobile accidents, as well as tumors in the spine and nervous system and degenerative bone diseases.
Microendoscopic Discectomy Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery with no Muscle Damage
Herniated disc is most often the result of heavy lifting, minor strain, or twist.
Neck Pain And Back Pain – May Not Require Surgery
Discover how chronic neck and back pain can be effectively treated without surgery through advanced pain intervention and diagnostic injections.
ALIF: Treatment for Degenerative Disc Disease
In general, lower back surgery requires an open surgery with large incisions and extensive muscle involvement. It is also necessary to remove part of the bone in order to reach the intervertebral disc which is located in the front of the spine.
Lower Back Pain Program
The clinical pathway for Low Back Pain shall be used for Low Back Pain patients who comply with the indication as below;
Herniated Disc in the Elderly
Treatment of Herniated Disc in the Elderly Treatment of herniated disc in the elderly includes Microdisectomy (Microdecompression Spine Surgery), a technique that will help reduce the need for further surgeries
Endoscopic Discectomy for Herniated Disc & Spinal Stenosis Treatment
Chronic back pain is a recurring condition that affects a person’s everyday life. Common conditions are herniated disc and spinal stenosis caused by deterioration due to aging.
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Q&A Before Spinal Surgery
Prepare for spinal surgery with this comprehensive Q&A guide covering indications, minimally invasive options, recovery times, and pre-op steps.
Radiating Leg Pain It Could Be Your SI Joint Acting Up!
Having lower back pain radiating to the leg does not always mean you have herniated disc. People with sacroiliac joint (SI Joint) dysfunction can experience similar pain. Therefore, proper diagnosis is crucial in order to identify the origin of the pain. A specialist can help diagnose your condition accurately and get you on the path for lasting relief.
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Scoliosis: Missed Becoming a Hostess. Body Examination, Consult a Doctor Before the Problem Arises.
Curved Spine: Another concern for many regarding their physical condition, as it can affect one's appearance, potentially reducing elegance and causing missed opportunities in certain professions.
Radiating Leg Pain It Could Be Your SI Joint Acting Up!
Having lower back pain radiating to the leg does not always mean you have herniated disc.