You may have heard the terms neurologist and neurosurgeon used interchangeably, but these are actually two separate positions that help patients with a variety of neurological conditions. In today’s blog, we take a closer look at the difference between these two neurospecialists, and we explain which one might be right for your condition. Neurologist Vs. […]
Diagnosing and Treating Lower Back Pain
The lower portion of your back, also known as the lumbar portion of your spine, is one of the most commonly injured parts of your body, and for good reason. Aside from being tasked with providing support and stability to your spine, your lower back is also home to a network of spinal structures and […]
Treating Tarlov Cysts of the Spine
A tarlov cyst is a small fluid-filled sac that typically appears near the spinal vertebrae in the lumbar portion of your spine. You may not be very familiar with the condition, but it’s actually fairly common, as estimates suggest that about 5-10 percent of the population have cyst formations in their spine. That being said, […]
5 Ways Neurologists Keep Their Spines Healthy
Practicing what you preach is sometimes easier said than done, especially in the field of healthcare. Your nurse can tell you to give up smoking, but that message doesn’t have the same meaning if you see that same nurse smoking a cigarette as you leave the clinic. However, we try our best to practice what […]
3 Changing Trends in Spine Care
The spine is a complex structure, so it’s no surprise that the evaluation and treatment of your spinal structures is ever-changing. From new ways to diagnose to revolutionary new treatments, spine care is always evolving. Today, we’re going to look at three newer trends in how neurosurgeons are taking care of their patients with spine pain. […]
