Southwest Scoliosis And Spine Institute

Diagnosis and management of more complicated spine conditions.

Treatment for congenital scoliosis caused by a birth defect, which produces a sideways curvature of the spine.

A condition that usually occurs gradually as a person ages, resulting from degeneration of the joints and discs in the spine.

The treatment for idiopathic scoliosis, where the cause of spinal curvature is unknown.

Treatment focused on sideways curvature in the lumbar portion of the spine.

Occurs in children with cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, and spina bifida, resulting in abnormal curvatures of the spine.

Children with scoliosis can often be treated with a brace, but surgery may be necessary in cases of increasing curvature and pain.

Specialized treatment for scoliosis and various complex spine problems conducted by a board-certified team of orthopedic spine surgeons.

The Southwest Scoliosis and Spine Institute provides a continuum of care from infant to adult. We commit to caring for our patients throughout their l...

Focused on abnormal sideways curves located in the thoracic portion of the spine, often leading to chest asymmetry.

Helps a small portion of the 12 million people worldwide who suffer with spine pain.

Helps residents of Frisco Texas and a small portion of the 12 million people worldwide who suffer with spine pain. Although many people possess some d...

An epidural steroid injection (ESI) can relieve the pain of stenosis and irritated nerve roots, as well as decrease inflammation.

Epidural injections to address severe pain in the spine.

Encouraging participation in sports and physical activities to strengthen core muscles.

Involves specialized exercises, such as those from the Schroth method, focusing on de-rotation, elongation, and stabilization of the spine.

Treatment for spondylolisthesis, where one vertebra slips out of place onto the vertebra below, potentially causing pain.

A non-surgical method using customized braces to prevent the progression of scoliosis.

Mild cases of congenital scoliosis not rapidly progressing can be managed through regular observation, with assessments and imaging studies to track c...

Over-the-counter or prescription medications can help manage pain and swelling.

When non-surgical methods fail to alleviate sciatica pain and surgery becomes necessary, a comprehensive post-operative care plan is essential for a s...

Prevent pain signals from reaching the brain by delivering anti-inflammatory medication directly to the facet joints.

Involves removing the damaged disc and replacing it with a prosthetic disc, preserving motion and reducing stress on adjacent discs.

The Southwest Scoliosis and Spine Institute uses the 3D X-ray Imaging System that has significantly lower radiation output. Our 3D X-ray digital syste...

Our 3D EOS X-ray digital machine stands out for its advanced imaging capabilities, reduced radiation dose, and comprehensive assessment of the spine a...

Medications such as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), muscle relaxants, and corticosteroids manage pain and inflammation associated with ...

This minimally invasive spine surgery technology employs small incisions, a camera, and tiny surgical equipment, improving precision and control.

Regular massages may help ease muscle tension and improve circulation in the affected area.

ACDF is a surgical procedure that involves removing the damaged or herniated disc in the neck and fusing the adjacent vertebrae.

Helps support the neck and reduce the pressure on the spinal cord and nerve roots.

Anesthetic block for nerve pain.

A spinal block, also known as spinal anesthesia, refers to a form of regional anesthesia that involves injecting anesthetic medication directly into t...

Training designed to help patients regulate brain function.

Comprehensive Guide to Sciatica Treatment. Sciatica is a condition characterized by pain that radiates along the path of the sciatic nerve, which bran...

Removes tumors in the spine.

Non-surgical treatments may include physical therapy, exercise, pain management, and lifestyle changes.

Treatment plans that begin with very conservative treatment measures, including prescription of medicine, injections, and/or exercise.

Many patients experience significant relief of their pain from non-operative measures that may include pain medication such as NSAIDs, physical therap...

Consultations aimed at the treatment of scoliosis and spine issues in children by expert pediatric orthopedic specialists.

A second opinion for Spine Surgery occurs when a new well respected doctor examines your medical data and gives you an opinion on your first doctor's ...

Surgical intervention to prevent worsening spinal curves and to allow for proper spinal growth.

Management of pediatric orthopedic conditions including early-onset scoliosis and other complex spine conditions.

Scoliosis surgeries are complex, and there are many steps to each operation. The operation in children takes from two to three hours. In adults, it ta...

Corrects issues such as spondylolisthesis, stenosis, and spondylolysis.

For pain, we put a catheter up against the spinal cord and we pump narcotics directly onto the cord.

Management and treatment of scoliosis for better quality of life.

Sciatica is a condition characterized by pain that radiates along the path of the sciatic nerve, which extends from the lower back, through the buttoc...

Utilizing various medical interventions to alleviate pain, especially in spine-related diagnoses.

Develops an exercise and stretching routine to meet patients' specific needs, helping keep soft tissues and joints limber and strengthening targeted m...

Help improve flexibility, strength, and posture, which can aid manage symptoms and improve overall spinal health.

After a routine scoliosis surgery, patients are admitted to the intensive care unit where focused nursing care speeds recovery.

For curves less than 25 degrees, ongoing monitoring by orthopedic physicians is recommended. If the spinal curves worsen, the doctors may suggest spin...

The doctors and surgeons at the Southwest Scoliosis and Spine Institute are the experts in treating Kyphosis. They provide a continuum of care, and a ...

At the Southwest Scoliosis and Spine Institute, fellowship-trained specialists provide comprehensive evaluation and diagnosis of scoliosis.

Take a quiz to evaluate signs of scoliosis and understand your risk.

Radiofrequency neurotomy, also known as radiofrequency ablation, is a minimally invasive procedure used to alleviate chronic back pain associated with...

Surgical procedures aimed at correcting previous surgeries related to spinal conditions.

Cervical traction is a non-surgical procedure that uses a device to gently stretch the neck and relieve pressure on the spinal cord.

Removes a portion of a herniated disc to alleviate nerve compression.

Removes part of the vertebra to relieve pressure on the spinal cord or nerves.

Treatment provided by board-certified, fellowship-trained orthopedic doctors for herniated cervical discs.

Treats spinal stenosis or herniated discs in the lower back.

Treating cervical disc herniation with experienced orthopedic doctors at our Scoliosis and Spine office.

Cervical laminectomy is a surgical procedure that involves removing the lamina to create more space in the spinal canal.

Surgery that relieves pressure on the spinal cord.

Surgical procedure aimed at relieving pressure on the spinal cord and nerves by removing a portion of the vertebra.

While a cure for degenerative disc disease (DDD) does not exist, our doctors use various available treatment options to manage symptoms.

Uses endoscopy for relieving pressure on nerves.

Commonly referred to as a 'slipped disc,' primarily occurring in the lumbar (lower back) section.

Providing specialized care for lumbar spinal stenosis to alleviate pain and other symptoms.

A minimally invasive procedure to treat herniated discs.

This procedure uses a tubular retractor and an endoscope to remove herniated disc material through a small incision.

This procedure involves creating more space in the spinal canal by repositioning the vertebrae without removing the bone.

Commonly performed to alleviate pressure on the spinal cord for patients with severe conditions.

Recommended when pain is severe and debilitating, progressive neurological symptoms appear, spinal instability is present, or cosmetic concerns arise....

Our Advanced Complex Spine Specialists will get you back to living the life you want to live! Critically, treatment plans are devised by collaboration...

Specialized Spine Care. Our Advanced Complex Spine Specialists will get you back to living the life you want to live!

Access to advanced medical research and innovative treatment methods for spine care patients.

Diagnosis and treatment of complex spine, scoliosis, and revision surgery conditions.

Spine centers usually take a multidisciplinary approach to spine care. They incorporate the expertise of spine surgeons, physiatrists, and physical th...

Our exceptional Spine Center Experts, doctors, and surgeons collaborate with other members of our multidisciplinary team to work together and create a...

This minimally invasive spine surgery technology employs small incisions, a camera, and tiny surgical equipment, allowing for greater control, flexibi...

Minimally Invasive Surgery performed by our spine surgeons who specialize in treating the musculoskeletal system.

Minimally invasive surgery, traditional surgery, and non-surgical treatments for spine conditions.

Advanced Spine Treatments for a Pain-Free Future. For millions around the world, back pain is a constant companion, a nagging shadow that disrupts dai...

Surgery to correct complex spine issues for spinal deformities including scoliosis, often used when other surgeries have failed.

This technology enhances precision during spinal surgeries by ensuring accuracy in instrument placement and potentially improving overall surgical out...

Used in young children with scoliosis; rods can be lengthened periodically as the child grows.

Addresses conditions like herniated discs and nerve compression in the neck using small incisions.

Alleviates spinal stenosis by removing a portion of the lamina.

This innovative approach significantly reduces recovery times, minimizes postoperative pain, and complications by using smaller incisions and speciali...

The most common surgical procedure for scoliosis, involving an incision along the back and the use of rods and screws to correct spinal curvature.

Expert surgical procedures for patients requiring revision surgeries for spine issues, conducted by experienced surgeons.

Integrates computer guidance systems and robotic arms to enhance surgical precision and improve outcomes.

Specialized surgical interventions for complex spinal conditions, including revision surgeries for past unsuccessful treatments.

Comprehensive evaluation and diagnosis of spinal conditions with personalized care plans tailored to individual needs.

A surgical procedure utilized to stabilize the spine in curvature cases.

In severe cases, where the curvature is significant or causing severe symptoms, spinal fusion surgery may be recommended.

A complex procedure used for severe or rigid scoliosis curves, involving cutting and realigning spinal bones.

Conducted for the treatment of scoliosis and other spinal deformities.

Comprehensive program of spine care, including advancements in minimally invasive spine surgeries like microdiscectomy, laminectomy, and spinal fusion...

A subsequent surgical procedure performed to address issues or complications related to previous surgery on the spine, correcting or improving the sur...

This procedure involves injecting bone cement to stabilize compression fractures.

Treats compression fractures in the spine by injecting bone cement.

Condition associated with spinal cord compression in the neck, requiring specialized treatment.

Comprehensive diagnostics and personalized treatment options designed to relieve symptoms, restore function, and improve quality of life through both ...

Specialization in the diagnosis and treatment of complex spine conditions, offering personalized treatment plans for comprehensive spine conditions.

A less invasive alternative to fusion surgery, allowing further curve correction while preserving spinal flexibility.

Used to reduce inflammation and relieve pain associated with cervical spinal stenosis.

The doctors recommend bracing for moderate scoliosis curves (25 to 40 degrees) that have the potential to worsen during periods of rapid growth. The b...

Severe cases of congenital scoliosis may require surgical intervention to correct deformity and stabilize the spine. Surgical techniques vary dependin...

In more severe cases, surgery might be recommended to decompress the spinal canal.

A minimally invasive technique for anterior spinal fusion, utilizing small incisions.

Insertions used for pain relief and diagnosis.

Creating tailored approaches based on individual patient assessment.

Collaboration on a conservative, researched-based treatment plan.

Treatment plans are devised by collaboration between your spine doctor, you, and your family.

The 3D EOS X-ray machine utilizes advanced software algorithms to reconstruct detailed three-dimensional models of the spine and surrounding structure...

State-of-the-art low-dose radiation X-ray system that allows patients to stand or sit for a quick X-ray procedures.

The frequency of follow-up X-rays is customized based on each patient’s specific needs, including the severity of the curve and bone maturity, to limi...

The office is equipped with X-ray machines for the convenience of patients, including a low-dose 3-D EOS X-ray.