The Spine Center

Guidance and referrals for physical therapy as part of conservative treatment options.

The most commonly used and most minimally invasive approach for cervical fusion through a small transverse incision in the front of the neck.

Surgery designed to eliminate pain caused by pinched nerve roots in the spine, typically used to treat spinal stenosis and other conditions that cause...

Lumbar stabilization is an advanced form of exercise and physical therapy designed to improve spinal function, reduce pain and other symptoms, strengt...

A procedure that involves removing and replacing the intervertebral disc with an implant and fusing the lumbar spine bones together. This is for patie...

Uses minimally invasive techniques to address the actual source of pain, involving a tissue-sparing approach to reduce muscle and soft tissue trauma, ...

A minimally-invasive surgery for cervical spinal decompression and stabilization, using surgical instruments that are smaller than one centimeter in d...

A procedure in which the surgeon accesses the affected vertebrae in the lower (lumbar) back through the patient’s side. This surgery is designed to sp...

A surgical method to secure a spinal fusion using pedicle screws introduced through the skin.

A spinal fusion procedure designed to replace the intervertebral disc with a bone spacer and fuse the lumbar spine bones together. It can be used to t...

Revision spinal surgery is used to correct problems that still persist after back or spine surgery has been performed. It can address issues such as c...

Includes ALIF (Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion), Anterior Cervical Corpectomy, Anterior Cervical Discectomy, DTRAX® (Percutaneous Posterior Cervical ...

The Intracept Procedure is a minimally invasive, outpatient procedure for patients with vertebrogenic pain. The procedure targets a specific nerve wit...

Includes various spinal surgeries such as Anterior Cervical Corpectomy, ALIF, posterior lumbar interbody fusion, etc.