For many patients in Beverly Hills, back surgery can be a good thing when all is said and done, especially if they can do the things that matter most without distracting pain. Still, there will be a period after your […]
Whether spine surgery involves a minimally invasive procedure with smaller incisions or traditional open surgery with a larger incision to access the affected area, the surgical site will need to be taken care of properly as tissues heal. While spine […]
Back surgery is a last resort for most people. Nonetheless, it’s something more than 200,000 Americans undergo each year. If you do reach a point where Los Angeles back surgery is your most promising option for relief, there are certain […]
If you’ve had surgery to correct back pain due to a herniated disc, you’re likely wondering how long it will be before you can safely return to work. The growing trend toward minimally invasive surgeries and techniques means you likely […]
If surgery is deemed your best bet for relief from back pain, you’re likely to have reasonable expectations for what your life will be like after the procedure. In addition to making sure you and your board-certified spinal surgeon are […]
The growing trend towards minimally invasive back surgery has resulted in reduced recovery times and fewer complication risks for many patients. This is also true of minimally invasive lumbar fusion, a common procedure to correct instability of the lower spine, […]
Most people focus on the practical preparations for spine surgery in Los Angeles such as scheduling time off from work. Yet there’s compelling research suggesting the importance of also being psychologically prepared in advance of your operation. Doing so can […]
It’s understandable to be apprehensive going into any type of surgery. Yet maintaining a positive attitude could lead to a more productive recovery. This is the conclusion of a recent study that builds on previous research linking depression to back […]
Even when a probable cause of back pain is identified through diagnostic tests, a prerequisite for back surgery, patients won’t always experience meaningful relief. While failed back surgery, also referred to as failed back surgery syndrome (FBSS), is a setback, […]