Spinal fusion joins two or more vertebrae to eliminate painful movement and stabilize the spine.
A complex spine surgery to correct deformities and rebuild spinal structure for long-term stability.
A procedure where bone cement is injected into a fractured vertebra for pain relief and stability.
A surgery that removes a damaged cervical disc through the front of the neck and fuses the spine.
A spinal fusion performed through the abdomen to replace a damaged disc and stabilize the spine.
The damaged spinal disc is removed and replaced with an artificial disc to preserve motion.
A muscle-sparing fusion approach through the side of the waist to stabilize spinal segments.
A minimally invasive lumbar fusion done through a tiny keyhole incision.
Removes the back part of a cervical vertebra to relieve spinal cord pressure.
