Category: Specialties

Tumors and other lesions of the spine require highly specialized surgical expertise. Some arise within the bones of the spine, while others develop inside the

Traditionally, spine surgery has been performed under general anesthesia, requiring patients to be completely asleep with a breathing tube. Today, advances in minimally invasive surgical

Not every spinal condition requires a fusion. For many patients, the best operation is the one that relieves pressure on the nerves while preserving the

Minimally invasive spine surgery is designed to treat spinal conditions through smaller incisions while minimizing disruption to the muscles and surrounding soft tissues. Compared with

Adult spinal deformity encompasses a wide range of conditions that can cause the spine to lose its normal alignment. While scoliosis is one form of

Scoliosis is a condition in which the spine curves and rotates, often leading to back pain, leg pain, difficulty standing upright, and loss of quality

No two patients have the same spine. Differences in anatomy, alignment, bone quality, and surgical goals mean that a “one-size-fits-all” approach is not always the