If you’re reading this, you probably have a flattened lordotic curve. Okay, no need to panic—yet. There is a natural curve at the cervical and lumbar regions of the spine that changes depending upon our posture and activities. When an activity is repeated often, however, this curve can become flattened and lead to pain and […]
Learn MoreSpinal Injury
In addition to providing form and support, the spinal column protects nerves that send signals between the body and brain. This bundle of nerves, or spinal cord, is vulnerable to injuries that can be complete, or incomplete. A blow to the spine may cause an injury such as a fracture or a dislocation of vertebrae, […]
Learn MoreBrain and Spine Tumor Anatomy
Brain and Spine Tumor Anatomy and Functions The brain controls many important body functions, such as emotions, vision, thought, speech, and movement. The spinal cord connects the brain to nerves in most parts of the body. This allows the brain to send messages throughout the body. The network of the brain and spinal cord is called […]
Learn MoreTreatment for a Rare Brain or Spine Tumor
Treatment for your brain or spine tumor will depend on your tumor type and location, and your general health. Surgery If possible, you will have surgery to treat brain or spine tumors and help relieve symptoms. Surgery removes as much of the tumor as possible while not damaging healthy tissue. It is most successful when […]
Learn MoreHow long does it take to recovery from back surgery?
Recovery from back surgery can require effort, but newer minimally-invasive surgical techniques often reduce healing time. For many common types of back surgery, patients are back on their feet in a few weeks. Back surgery that requires bone removal, fusion, or the addition of “hardware” can take longer. Recovery time for spinal surgery depends upon […]
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