Persistent myths about back and neck pain can sometimes prevent people from getting treatment right away, or even make some problems worse. Such pain myths are often based on old adages passed down from previous generations, or lingering beliefs that […]
Maintaining proper alignment of the pelvis is key to keeping the spine healthy and avoiding long-term health issues that could require physical therapy, spine surgery, or other treatments. People who practice good posture are less likely to experience lower back […]
Scoliosis is a condition of the spine that displays typical symptoms such as a side-to-side curvature, a hump back appearance at the upper back, and pain. When the ailment appears during the adult years, it most often develops in women […]
The aging adult population is prone to spinal fractures and subsequent malformation and pain due to a gradual loss in bone density and strength. In the beginning stages of bone loss, a lower-than-normal thickness is noted during a specialized x-ray, […]
Dr. Hyun Bae was working on a bachelor’s degree in biomechanics from Columbia University when he discovered his calling in orthopedics. His revolutionary work has made him a pioneer in the spine surgery field, challenging industry standards to improve current […]
Dr. Hyun Bae, Medical Director at The Spine Institute Center for Spinal Restoration, received top honors as the safest surgeon in the greater Los Angeles area based on his low complication rates for surgeries performed at Cedars Sinai Medical Center. […]
Suffering from lower back pain is a harsh reality that many people face every day, and the costs of medical treatments like spine surgeries and time lost at work make the condition one of the most expensive ailments in the […]
Minimally invasive surgical procedures often result in faster recovery periods and fewer complications. While this is welcome news if you’re undergoing such a procedure, there are common questions you’re likely to want answered for your own peace of mind before […]
Physicians and patients aren’t on the same page when it comes to the desire to retain mobility–at least when pain is part of the equation. According to a recent study involving participants with back pain, when given a choice between […]