Millions of Americans will suffer a concussion this year, and unlike a cut or a broken bone, a lot of people aren’t as familiar with how to best manage mild or serious head injuries. Concussion management can be difficult because there’s no wound to visualize, so it’s important to listen to the person who suffered […]
What To Expect During A Spine Surgery Consultation
For the vast majority of our patients, hands-on conservative care can help them put their spine pain in the past, but for some, the only answer to their discomfort is a surgical operation. If you’ve been told that you need surgery, you probably are wondering about the next steps in the process. Before you go […]
7 Questions To Ask Your Neurosurgeon Before Surgery
Every surgery carries with it risks and potential complications, but the stakes are even higher when you’re dealing with a neurological surgery. Now, neurosurgeons are some of the best and brightest surgeons in the game, and techniques are only getting safer as we get a better understanding of how to best care for patients, but […]
Tiger Woods’ Masters Victory Possible Because Of Spine Surgery
If you’ve been following our blog for a while, you’re probably familiar with some of the posts we’ve written on Tiger Woods and his ailing back. We wrote about his fourth spine surgery in which he underwent an anterior lumbar interbody fusion two years ago, and we blogged about his Tour Championship win back in […]
Scientists Diagnose CTE Markers In Living Patients
According to a team of researchers in Boston and Arizona, we may now be able to detect abnormal markers related to the brain condition chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in living adults. CTE is a unique condition in that it can only be diagnosed during an autopsy, so while we believe their may be indications of […]
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