Kyphoplasty
Kyphoplasty is a minimally invasive procedure to treat compression fractures in the spine. These tiny fractures often happen in weakened vertebrae and can cause severe back pain and a hunched posture.
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Our procedures,explained.
Below is a collection of grouped procedure pages, organized by specialty. Each page provides a detailed explanation of a specific procedure — including what it treats, how it’s performed, recovery expectations, and whether it’s surgical or non-surgical. These resources are designed to help patients better understand their treatment options, make informed decisions, and feel more confident about their care journey.
Specialty
Interventional Pain Management
Minimally-invasive procedures that target the source of chronic pain — designed to give you relief and restore your mobility without major surgery.
Epidural Steroid Injections
An Epidural Steroid Injection is a common pain management procedure where a mixture of a corticosteroid (anti-inflammatory medicine) and anesthetic is delivered to reduce nerve inflammation.
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Radiofrequency Ablation
Often used for pain management, this minimally invasive procedure uses heat generated by radio wave energy to disable specific nerves from transmitting pain signals.
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Nerve Blocks
An anesthetic — often combined with an anti-inflammatory like a steroid — is injected around or near a specific nerve or group of nerves to block pain signals from traveling to the brain.
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Spinal Cord Stimulators
A Spinal Cord Stimulator is an implanted medical device that uses mild electrical pulses to interrupt pain signals along the spinal cord, offering long-term relief from chronic pain.
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Joint Injections
Medication delivered directly into a joint space to relieve pain and inflammation. The most common type is a corticosteroid injection, often combined with a bit of anesthetic.
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Neurosurgery
Advanced surgical procedures for the brain, spine, and nerves — performed by board-certified neurosurgeons focused on precision, safety, and your full recovery.
Discectomy
A surgical procedure to remove part of a damaged intervertebral disc that’s pressing on a nerve or the spinal cord — typically a herniated portion of a disc causing nerve compression.
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Laminectomy
A spinal decompression surgery in which the lamina (the back portion of a vertebra) is removed to relieve pressure on the spinal cord or nerves caused by injury, herniated disc, or spinal stenosis.
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Spinal Fusion
A surgery designed to permanently join two or more vertebrae together using bone graft and hardware that holds the spine in the correct position while the bone heals.
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Tumor Resection
Surgical removal of a tumor from the brain or spinal area, with the goal of taking out as much of the abnormal growth as safely possible — including brain tumor and spinal tumor resection.
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Craniotomy
A surgical procedure in which a bone flap is temporarily removed to access the brain — allowing the neurosurgeon to remove a tumor, clip an aneurysm, or treat other brain conditions.
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What should I bring for my initial consultation?
Bring a referral letter (if your insurance requires one), your driver’s license or a valid ID, your insurance information, copies of any results — X-rays, MRIs, CT scans — and a list of your current medications. We also recommend writing down any questions beforehand so nothing slips your mind during the visit.
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