Who Should Consider Help?

Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery is specifically designed for patients with uncomplicated, herniated discs accompanied by the following:

• Pain radiating from the spine downward to the arms or legs
• Symptoms including sensory loss, tingling, numbness, muscle weakness, and severe headache
• Abnormal CT or MRI scans that show disc herniation
• No improvement of symptoms after six to eight weeks of conservative therapy
• Abnormal electromyogram study

The procedure is not designed for:

• Evidence of acute or progressive degenerative spinal cord diseases or urologic or vascular pathologies mimicking a herniated disc
• Evidence of advanced spondylosis (significant bony spurs) with severe disc space narrowing,diffuse annular bulging and other extreme spine irregularities
• Evidence of spinal stenosis or large bony spurs
• Evidence of a large extruded disc or a free fragment or leakage of disc material
• Existence of other pathologies or conditions such as fractures, tumors, pregnancy or active infections

Treatments

• Functional Restoration & Physical Therapy
• Interventional Spinal Injection Techniques
• Radio Frequency Treatment
• Spinal Cord Stimulators
• Pain Pump
• Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgery
• Non Surgical Therapy Options