The ABCs of Revision Spine Surgery
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The ABCs of Revision Spine Surgery
Revision Spine Surgery is a surgical procedure to resolve, or repair, a previously failed spine surgery. When we say failed, we mean a surgery that did not produce its intended outcome. Also called Failed Back Syndrome, this term generally refers...
Is It Normal to Have Back Pain a Year After Surgery?
At Advanced Spine Center, we see a lot of people who are still experiencing pain following surgery. Their disappointment is almost palpable, after having emerged from surgery hoping for a better quality of life. Sometimes they’re angry at their surgical...
Living with a Spinal Cord Stimulator
A spinal cord stimulator is an implanted device that delivers electrical current to the spine to help manage chronic pain. The control box is implanted in your stomach and allows you to control the amount of stimulation that your spine...