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Cervical discectomy and fusion, lumbar discectomy, lumbar fusion, laminectomy, and kyphoplasty – are all examples of the most commonly performed spine surgeries to fix herniated discs, spinal stenosis, sciatica, pinched nerves, vertebral compression, and even scoliosis. All of these are major surgeries, therefore, there is a period of rehabilitation that patients need to undergo before making…
If you have had spine surgery, you want to start feeling normal again as quickly as possible. However, to get back to your normal activities, including your exercise routine, it’s essential to take a slow, steady and thoughtful approach. Physical therapy and exercise play a key role in rehabilitation after spine surgery. People who exercise…
Back surgery is one of the most common orthopedic procedures in the United States. It is also one of the most complexes and can be a life-changing event for patients. There are many different types of back surgery, but all surgeries in the lower back (lumbar spine) have one common goal: to relieve pain. Back…
Spine surgery is often recommended as a last-resort intervention, when symptoms are no longer alleviated with nonoperative interventions, or have caused significant disruption of normal activities. If you’ve been contemplating getting a spine surgery, you probably have some questions about how long it may take you to return to your normal activities and what the…
Spine injuries and conditions can be terrifying and for good reason. They can, after all, put you at risk for other health problems, mainly if it involves the spinal cord. Fortunately, there are surgical procedures that can treat and address these conditions. However, the treatment process does not end with surgery – it includes comprehensive…
