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With the best specialists located under one roof, our patients receive the highest level of coordinated neurospine care with the most effective results. Our team of experts will coordinate an individualized, comprehensive treatment plan to get you back to the pain-free life you remember!
With a custom treatment plan, our physicians try to utilize all possible non-surgical options before recommending surgery. In fact, 90% of our patients are treated non-operatively.
Minimally invasive neurosurgery utilizes state of the art, neuro-navigation technology to access delicate areas of the brain and spine. This technique reduces incision size and usually allows surgeons to hide cosmetic scars. Our specialists are well versed in minimally invasive surgery and utilizes these techniques to treat many conditions.
Some of these conditions include:
CraniotomyDeep Brain Stimulation (DBS)NeuroendoscopyBiopsyPosterior Fossa DecompressionCerebral Aneurysm Repair
Treatment of a spinal fracture caused by osteoporosis is generally two-pronged, involving both treatment of the fracture, and treatment of the underlying osteoporosis which led to the fracture.
Vertebroplasty - This minimally invasive treatment is devised to help lower or eliminate pain caused by a fractured vertebra and balance the bone. Low viscosity cement is administered directly into the contracted vertebral body under the pressure, with the aim of balancing the fracture and easing the related back pain. Kyphoplasty - Identical to vertebroplasty, kyphoplasty is a minimally invasive technique devised to lower or stop the pain caused by a spinal fracture, to balance the bone, and to restore certain or all of the lost vertebral body height caused by the compression fracture. Spinal Fusion Surgery - Spinal fusion surgery is sometimes used for spinal compression fractures to terminate movement between two vertebrae and ease pain. The technique joins two or more vertebrae together, holds them in the right position, and keeps them from moving until they have a chance to grow together, or join.
A Spinal fusion permanently joins two or more vertebrae to improve stability, correct deformities, or reduce pain. Your primary care physician might recommend a spinal fusion to treat:
Deformities of the spine - Spinal fusion could help correct spinal deformities, like a sideways curvature of the spine otherwise known as scoliosis. Spinal weakness or instability - Your spine might become unbalanced if there is abnormal or excessive movement between 2 vertebrae. These are common side effects of serious arthritis in the spine. A spinal fusion is used to restore spinal stability in such cases.Deformities of the spine - Spinal fusion could help correct spinal deformities, like a sideways curvature of the spine otherwise known as scoliosis.Herniated disc - Spinal fusion might be used to balance the spine after the removal of a damaged herniated disc.Pituitary tumors can be removed in various ways and depends on the case. Endoscopic surgery is one technique that removes the tumor through the nose. They can be removed by transsphenoidal surgery, in which it's removed through the sinuses. Also, by performing a craniotomy, where the skull is opened to reach the tumor.
Relief for Chronic Pain
Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is a surgical treatment that transmits electric signals to areas of the brain typically responsible for motor functions. The stimulator transmits or sends these electrical pulses to block the faulty nerve signals that cause tremors, chronic pain, and other symptoms.
Deep brain stimulation (DBS) could help treat many of the symptoms caused by the following movement disorders:
Parkinson's diseaseEssential tremorDystonia
