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  • The Role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Spine Surgery

    The Role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Spine Surgery

    The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) technology has driven advances in robotic surgery. AI enhances the accuracy and precision of surgical procedures such as spinal surgeries.

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  • Signs You Might Have Degenerative Lumbar Disc Disease

    Signs You Might Have Degenerative Lumbar Disc Disease

    Did you know that 266 million individuals (3.63%) worldwide are diagnosed with degenerative lumbar disease yearly?1 Degenerative lumbar disease is a painful and chronic condition brought on by the deterioration of the lumbar spine ...

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  • 5 Things to Discuss with your Spine Surgeon

    5 Things to Discuss with your Spine Surgeon

    Researching and evaluating a spinal doctor is critical in treatment for your back or neck pain. In addition to getting to know your surgeon's experience and area of expertise, it is important to ask questions about your condition and/or recommended procedure.

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  • How to Relieve Sciatica Pain

    How to Relieve Sciatica Pain

    The sciatic nerve is the longest and largest nerve in the body, originating at the spine's base and running along the back of the legs into the feet. The nerve provides functions to the lower limbs making walking, running, and standing possible. The experience of sciatic nerve pain can be debilitating.

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  • Can Cervical Disc Replacement Help Relieve Pain?

    Can Cervical Disc Replacement Help Relieve Pain?

    Experiencing pain and numbness in your hands and arms can often be related to a disc herniation in your neck. If you find that medications, physical therapy, and alternative therapies aren't helping this pain and numbness, it may be time to seek cervical disc replacement options.

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  • New Technologies for Back Surgery

    New Technologies for Back Surgery

    The future of back surgery is bright and full of possibilities. New technology advancements are becoming more readily available to patients. Minimally invasive techniques offer patients less scarring, quicker recoveries, and fewer risks of infections. Also known as "computer-assisted, image-guidance," navigation technology is advancing at a rapid rate.

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