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El Paso Spine Center
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Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgery. We specialize in bringing videos of actual minimally invasive surgery from the point of view of the surgeon making you feel like you are part of the surgical team. We also produce educational videos to help you better understand the diagnosis and treatment of spinal conditions and the indications for minimally invasive procedures. Our videos from the point of view the patient help you better understand how life changing these procedures can be. If you have any suggestions or videos that you would like to see please contact us. Thanks for watching and please remember to subscribe to our Channel.
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Thankful patients, thankful staff
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Thank you for not only expressing your appreciation but sharing it with others
Happy Thanksgiving from a very grateful patient of ours, Elsa Reyes
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We’re #thankful everyday. Thankful for every single patient that has made that phone call, walked through our door, and trusted us to change their lives for the better, forever. Serving the #southwest and beyond proudly. Call us from our bio to solve your back and neck pain problems!!! - - #wegotyourback #elpaso #spine #neck #texas #neckpainrelief #backpainrelief
VA patient with back pain for 1 year and a half.
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Patient and Hot Air Balloon flier, Andrew Waner chose Surgery. His life, his purpose, it was all an adventure and he was not going to stop now. Call us from our bio to solve your back and neck pain problems!!! - - #wegotyourback #elpaso #spine #neck #texas #neckpainrelief #backpainrelief
The options between assistant living and a new pain free life.
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A pain free life is always the way to go! Call us from our bio to solve your back and neck pain problems!!! - - #wegotyourback #elpaso #spine #neck #texas #neckpainrelief #backpainrelief
Walking Tour Main Street Breckenridge Co
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A quick tour of Main Street Breckenridge Co. A beautiful walk down the Main Street of Breckenridge Co with a quick look at all the many shops and locations. Enjoy !!!!!!
France Peters, French Professor from the University of Texas at El Paso
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Proud to serve you a second time. First time was for c5 c6 second time L3 l4. Another successful surgery!!
Happy Thanksgiving from our El Paso Spine Center patients to you
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Eternally grateful to each and every one of our patients for giving us their trust and confidence in and out of each appointment and surgery. There is no greater feeling than knowing they get to celebrate not only this holiday season pain free but their life again. Call us from our bio to solve your back and neck pain problems!!! - - #wegotyourback #elpaso #spine #neck #texas #neckpainrelief #b...
We support our patients, we support their loved ones. We are family friendly.
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Family goes through everything with us, the good, the bad, the painful. We serve them as much as we serve their loved ones. We are here to support everyone on their journey to a healthier and better life. Call us from our bio to solve your back and neck pain problems!!! - - #wegotyourback #elpaso #spine #neck #texas #neckpainrelief #backpainrelief
Another happy patient with a successful L45 minimally invasive surgery at El Paso Spine Center
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Another happy patient! Tell your friends and family. The majority of our patients are referred to us by family and friends that are existing patients. Trust your friends, trust your family, trust us so we can get you on the road to a successful surgery and a speedy recovery! Call us from our bio to solve your back and neck pain problems!!! - - #wegotyourback #elpaso #spine #neck #texas
Why would a patient ever need spinal surgery?
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Why would a patient ever need spinal surgery? We’ve compiled the top 3 reasons a patient may need surgical intervention to treat his or her back or neck pain. We have seen thousands and thousands of patients. Patient under the care of a physical therapist, and other alternative treatments and patients who needed to seek more. Call us from our bio to solve your back and neck pain problems!!! - -...
Our patient is a returning patient that has trusted us with any new and different issue
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We take pride in helping our patients through their entire lifetime. Call us from our bio to solve your back and neck pain problems!!! - - #wegotyourback #elpaso #spine #neck #texas #neckpainrelief #backpainrelief
Doctor suffering with a failed surgery comes and visits Dr. Smith for the first time #PATIENT
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Doctor suffering with a failed surgery comes and visits Dr. Smith for the first time #PATIENT
Out of town patients, local patients. El Paso Spine Center is here for everyone.
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Out of town patients, local patients. El Paso Spine Center is here for everyone.
Another day, another minimally invasive surgery and life saved!
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Another day, another minimally invasive surgery and life saved!
Should I have Surgery For My Compression Fracture ?
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Should I have Surgery For My Compression Fracture ?
Should I Remove My Lumbar Screws and Rods? Broken Screws.
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Should I Remove My Lumbar Screws and Rods? Broken Screws.
What Is Minimally Invasive Lumbar Surgery?
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What Is Minimally Invasive Lumbar Surgery?
Patient underwent a L5S1 Microdisectomy. Watch her full video.
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Patient underwent a L5S1 Microdisectomy. Watch her full video.
Sacroiliac Pain. Diagnosis and Treatment.
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Sacroiliac Pain. Diagnosis and Treatment.
24 years in pain due to long term injury
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24 years in pain due to long term injury
Dr. Smith answers patient regarding her sleeping position 2 weeks after surgery
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Dr. Smith answers patient regarding her sleeping position 2 weeks after surgery
Patient Testimonial- 2 weeks post surgery L23 micro disc
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Patient Testimonial- 2 weeks post surgery L23 micro disc
25 year old patient underwent L45 Micro Discectomy
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25 year old patient underwent L45 Micro Discectomy
Thank you sooooo much for sharing clear and complete information. I am 7 months post spinal fusion L3S1, my pain went from post op high to unbearable after 3 months. I am a MCAS patient, I specified that I needed titanium only rodes and screws. The neurosurgeon agreed (I am in Mexico). As my MCAS symptoms were incredibly triggered, and local pain wasn't manageable, I asked for the serial number and provider of the implanted material, and found out that he used an alloy….pain decreases with high doses of anti histamine and mast cells blockers.
I got my L4 L5 S1 fusion done five years ago and to this day surgery whenever I sneeze or cough I have to brace for it. Otherwise it hurts like hell and brings me down to one knee. I swear, I think the hardware is poking at the nerves in my surgical area.
I´ve been 11months post l4-l5 l5-s1 MIS TLIF and I´m still experiencing pain in the left side of my back. it just doesn´t go away. But the CT scan says that everything is in place. I truly believe that there´s something irritating my muscles and nerves and probably can be the instrumentation so I will talk to my surgeon to see if there´s any chance to take the instrumentation out. My question is: How long does it takes the recovery of the removal? I just don´t want to go through another long period of recovery time so that´s my concern. I´m 28 pretty active activity. Thanks.
My sister spinal surgery happen , and after operation some weeks after she gets sensation lightly when we rub on lower body with a hard rub,, now one screw was broken and operation after can she able to walk and and get motion and urine sensation
Good to see his results, I may be getting this procedure soon 😊
Why oh why is the camera not placed where the Dr. doesn’t have to turn to see it. Stupid! 😮
Hello Dr.Dean. My spine is fused T2-L2, and since then my lung capacity has been lower. is this something that hardware removal can help with? I also have a lot of pain in the lower back under L2. thank you
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Wow that looks very painfull
Dr. Smith, excellent video, easy to understand. Thank you,
Very informative . I have a friend out in the Philippines sadly healthcare there is not the best and I really don't think they are telling her the truth on everything she has been battling breast cancer for 4 years she has pretty much kicked the cancer behind but sadly it has done damage to her bones now she has compression fractures and lumbosacral in APL projections show diminished height of L2 and slight left curvature of the lumbar spinal column. What would you suggest our next steps would be , we have done x-rays and do MRI next week she has been in severe pain for several weeks and no longer can stand or walk without help. Any input would be greatly appreciated
Thank you for your comment. Treatment would depend upon the results of the MRI studies and x-rays. It would be difficult to surmise the next step without the results of those studies. It certainly is good news that she has gone into remission.
Why doesn’t he have the image where you can see it?
Thank you for the comment. What image are you looking for?
I just had this procedure done yesterday Dec 1 2022,it's the next morning and the pain isn't as bad, but hasn't left as of yet. When I stand up it gets really tight in my back, but I'm guessing this is normal. I suffered a crushed T12 vertebrae just from opening my window. Can anyone tell me if the pain goes away any time soon?
Pls doctor give me your advise L1 unstable anterior compression fracture due to car accedent The doctor advise me for bed rest for 3 months, now two months passed, is there any complication like instability or future problem to my spine, I am 42 years old and no pain at all Is the vertebral body hight recovered back 33% of high compressed only on the anterior of vertebra, Can I do Bone kyphoplasty after 3 months of compression fracture
Thank you for the comment. Most anterior compression fractures of L1 are not unstable and are typically treated with a brace and mobilization. I would have to have more information about the type of L1 compression fracture to make a comment. If the surgeon thought it was unstable to begin with then follow up studies will be done to determine if it is still unstable.
I'm based over in the UK and am looking at needing this surgery at some point. Had problems for over 20 years which are now progressing. Thank you for the education so I know what to ask my NHS surgeon (who likely will not be using these modern techniques) so I can choose whether I have to go private for better treatment.
Thank you for your comment. I hope everything turns out well with your spinal treatment.
Why would I need a fusion if my Grade One Spondylolisthesis never shifts but does move when standing up or laying down? Some docs say I need a fusion, and some say I don't. Very confusing.
Remember Tiger Woods. He had a micro discectomy several times. Finally he had a fusion and within a few months won the masters. The chance of good results with a fusion is 90% plus. Some doctors will offer to do surgery without a fusion. I believe they’re playing on the misconceptions of the public. Most of those doctors that do a decompression know that within a year or two you will have a fusion. They get two surgeries. The recovery time and the postoperative pain with a decompression and no fusion is much longer. It’s counterintuitive to most patients. Fusion‘s got a bad name in the lumbar spine because fusions were being done for degenerative disc disease. Patient satisfaction for a lumbar fusion for degenerative disc disease is very low. That does not mean all fusions are bad. Cervical fusions for example have a 96% excellent result.
I really appreciate your video. Very INTERESTING, to say the least. I have a question or three for you, doctor. In March 2016 I had a 3-level fusion cage surgery on S-1/L-5 - L5/L4 - L-4/L-3. The disc material between L-3/L-2 was about 50% gone and the ortho surgeon elected to NOT put an artificial disc in that segment. Rather - extend the rods and screws higher to keep pressure off the disc. Doctor used two rods - two plates and screws to hold everything in place outside my spine. Surgeon ground down facets and used the powder of them to be part of my inserted discs, if not all. Don't remember now. Doctor told me he felt he could give me about 70% OVERALL relief of my back pain prior to surgery. That percentage was considerably higher than what 5 other very prominent ortho surgeons promised me in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area. (University of Michigan refused to do surgery on me, as did the 5 local surgeons). There was considerable relief from back pain for about 1 1/2 years. Then slowly it started increasing. After three years I went back to the surgeon who did my operation and asked him if there was anything he could find to help reduce my pain. He told me the MRI and x-rays he took of the area showed everything was in place as it should be. "So there's nothing I can do for you ... other than recommend you try some sort of an implant that sends electrical signals to the spine area." (I forget the exact name of the procedure, [not a Tens unit; but similar in purpose] but it didn't look all that attractive to me, and so I've never seen him again). Doctor told me what I was experiencing was S-I joint pain. (Little more about that below). Now what I find VERY INTERESTING to me about your video here is that my surgeon said NOTHING about the possibility of having my rods and screws and plates one day removed, IF I qualified. NOTHING was said about it, so I just assumed the hardware was intended to stay inside me until I died. But YOU indicate maybe NOT so???? Although I don't have discs moving in and out constantly like I had before my surgery, my back pain has consistently began getting worse over the last three years (six years after the surgery). I can only stand on my feet for about 30 minutes and my legs get so heavy I have to lie down. Yep - all the numbness and weakness in the legs, but that hardly left after the surgery). I've read extensively on Doctor Google that with as many discs that I had fused, especially the L-5/S-1, it's normal for trauma to move down into the S-I joints to act as the new "shock absorbers" I had one S-I injection from the side that radiates the most pain and it worked quite well for a couple of months. Then wore off. I had two more in the same area and I left the clinic with more pain than what I went in with. Decide NO MORE injections. So now comes my question/s. Is it possible that if I had my hardware removed, might I receive a lot of freedom from the back pain I live with now day and night? And would you recommend I NOT go back to the same surgeon who said NOTHING to me about the possibility of one day having the hardware removed, because I neither really would need it ... or it might be causing me undue pain? He is a highly rated spine surgeon according to many I spoke with, but personal recommendations can be quite "relative" I realize. Thanks for any suggestions you might care to offer. AND - if you have an ortho surgeon in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area you might recommend in checking me out, I would surely appreciate it. I would be willing to travel further if convinced it would be worth my time.
The most common reasons you would have pain after a long fusion include: assuming that there is no problem with the fusion itself and it is a solid fusion with no residual impingement. 1. Breakdown above the fusion which is typically treated with a fusion and decompression. 2. Breakdown of the SI joints. Usually diagnosed with x-ray CT and bone scan. Treated with a fusion of the SI joints 3. Symptomatic hardware. Typically treated with removal of the hardware. 4. Post laminectomy/fusion syndrome. Pathology from previous surgery not correctable with additional surgery. Typically treated with pain management and devices such as dorsal column stimulators. Without having access to your studies it would be impossible to know into which category you fall. If everything else is negative and your pain is mostly in the lower back over the instrumentation then you might be a candidate for metal removal. Normally I would think it best to go back to the original surgeon. Just be aware of the fact that the original surgeon is always going to be most interested in proving that his original surgery was done well and not necessarily look for secondary causes. Thank you for the email. If I can be of any other assistance please let me know. I hope this information has been of some used to you.
@@Elpasospinecenter Thanks SO MUCH for getting back. You don't know how much this means to me.
I'm on medicare, medicaid here in Ohio and am facing this surgery but they want to slice me open with a huge incision and cut into tissue at Riverside Hospital. no thanks. Dr. Kim in San Diego does this minimally invasive surgery too. How do I set up a consultation with your office? I don't speak to Dr. Kim until JUNE 20th!
Good afternoon Mr. Luken. My office phone number is 915-857-6699. After you send us copies of your studies we can set up a zoom call.
Your videos are very informative and easy to understand. It's oviesly that you are an excellent craftsman that understand all aspects regarding your work. Can the Bone Kyphoplasty technic also be used to repair ruptured disks?
Thanks for your kind comments. Yes. The bone kyphoplasty can be used in a disc. That would convert the disc to bone and result in a fusion.
Do you suggest Bracing after Lumbar Fusion and bed rest or walking with no Brace? I had a failed fusion we assume I have micro movements so in pain when bending. It has been 2 years since fusion, I should be going for revision in about a 2 months.
I recommend avoiding braces and normal activity. Braces have shown that biomechanically they increase the amount of stress on the lumbar spine. Also Braces rest the muscles in the spine and lead to muscle atrophy with a net result of more stress on the spine. Bones like activity and stress according to Wolffs law. Do you want to avoid stress on the bones. Direct compression is good. You want to avoid sheer and twisting. No brace. Normal activities. Minimal lifting and no lifting and twisting. Want to use good body mechanics and keep your shoulders and pelvis in the same line.
@@Elpasospinecenter Thanks for the reply! I had L4/L5 fusion from the back, 2 years ago this April after a re rupture of the disc after a discectomy a year and 1/2 before that, and although all the sciatic pain is gone, when I do anything where I bend over or my spine moves I get shocking pains in my back. Rest usually gets me back to pain free. Just sitting and shifting my hips front to back, side to side I get pain. If I lay on my back I am usually pain free and can sleep in most positions, sometimes laying on my stomach will cause pain. The CT is said to be vague as to whether I got enough bone growth. After the last Fusion I was off all meds and tylenol day 3, and was walking day 2. I am hoping the revision will fix the pain so just looking at doing whatever I need too to get that bone to grow. Non diabetic non smoker, non drinker and not over weight. Don't take supplements or use pain meds even OTC unless I really need them. Any advice would be great. For the Revision surgeon said he would probably go in again from the back remove the old hardware, use bigger screws and I assume use another cage and bone graft.
I have 4 thoracic wedge type compression fractures from Multiple Myeloma (2013) due to my job as a San Antonio firefighter. 62 yr old retired upon diagnosis. Tried everything. Opioids, ablation, braces, heat, lidocaine patches etc. Physical therapy/exercise makes it worse. 3 pains specialists. No relief. Can't sleep, function. Life is miserable. Kyphoplasty was never even offered at diagnosis. Is this an option? Currently covered by workers compensation.
Kyphoplasty only works in subacute situations. Normally it should be done in the first six weeks. Occasionally patients will benefit after six weeks. Once the fracture has healed then a kyphoplasty does not work. Would be happy to review your studies.
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will it add height if compression occurred 19 weeks eariler
Yes. If a kyphoplasty is done before the bone starts to heal the height of the compressed bone can be restored.
If the fracture is 19 weeks old it is unlikely that any height will be obtained using a kyphoplasty. There is an exception if it is a fracture where there is fluid inside the vertebral body. Some fractures have a fluid line across the top or bottom of the bone. Those type of fractures even late can have some height restored.
My mother is having pain from 5 months and acc to doc she is having frature in l1 to l3 pls suggest that can she go for this procedure now
Five months is a long time to still have pain. Her first step would be to see her primary care physician and have some studies done.
I had this done today.. so happy I was asleep. I am in a bit of pain, can’t sleep. Hoping for the best. However they suspect cancer in my case.
Thanks for the comment. Our best wishes for a rapid recovery and benign diagnosis.
Makes me sad that I suffered a work place injury with a compressed fracture in 2018 and no one recommended this to me, 3 years on and I suffer with back pain every day... is it too late for me to undergo this procedure?
Most likely it would be too late for this exact procedure. It would certainly be worthwhile having some studies and determining if anything can be done at this time.It’s never too late don’t give up hope.
I suffered 7 months with a compression fracture and it then crushed and I had this procedure done yesterday Dec 1 2022. The surgeon did tell me that since it had been 7 months before having this done,I had a 50 to 60 % chance of it actually working or helping me,but I'm very hopeful and the procedure went well and no problems and no bone cement leakage,I would talk to a surgeon about this.
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Hi...im 32...male.. im recently diagnosed with isthmic spodylolisthesis grade 1(bilateral pars defect l5,s1) after one and a half months of ingury .... Plz help me out to figure out with some concluctions: (1): can my pars defect can be heal with proper treatment ,bracing and medication.. since im a bit late to diagnosed with ingury(after 1&half months) (2)Im 32...im not sure if this could be easy if pars defect could heals in this age!!! Waiting for your opinions!!!....love from syria!!!
Pars defects can heal if they are acute fractures. A CT scan is usually done to check the healing potential and follow the healing. That is a good question. I may do a video on that topic. A young football lineman or a gymnast can fracture the pars and it can heal.
what is the cost of surgery for spinal stenosis with osteoporosis and kyphosis and osteoarthritis of the Right Knee which requires replacement of the Right knee ( age 72 - otherwise in good health ) had i/a injection of Right knee about 1 year ago and i/a injection of Left knee about 2 months ago ? how long will the surgery be and can both spine and R knee be done at same time ? Living in Malaysia - any other center where this minimally invasive surgery is done successfully ?
The spine and the knee could be done at the same time depending upon the extent of pathology. For more information write DrSmith@elpasospinecenter.com.
The patients back looked fake. Why was the skin so loose and lumpy? Cool video, otherwise!
The skin is coated In an antibiotic impregnated plastic. Has been shown to keep the level of infection down.
@@Elpasospinecenter Thank you for that explanation. Very cool video. Thanks for sharing!
Did a lot of Live surgers for universities in Texas. Respectfully some advice, dont use to many cameras(confusion to some views). Best views is POV, Directly over the procedure and instrument equipment camera. If you have a hard time to convert analog output from your standard medical equipment camera to digital. I can give you some products that can help.
Thank you for your input. A POV surgery is good for surgeons but the general public goes to sleep/finds them boring. We’re always experimenting with different techniques. Always looking for more ways to make the videos more entertaining.
Thanks a lot! I had surgery about 3 weeks ago, my Doctor didn't tell me those information 😞I felt too afraid. And still I have more numbness and week left leg after the surgery! I am afraid if I had a failed sugery in L5S1! How I know if it failed? Should I take a new MRI? Does it show if it failed or not? Many thanks for answering
Surgery is always scary. I am always trying to develop better ways of informing the patient but I realize surgery is never something people will look forward to, ha ha. When you have surgery on the sciatic nerve/nerves they manifest numbness and tingling in the legs at least for a few weeks. Most likely your numbness is a normal finding in the type of surgery that you had. You should discuss your concerns with your surgeon when you see them again. An MRI would most likely not be helpful at this point because numbness is probably a normal finding. That’s another good question for your surgeon. Thanks for the comment. I hope the remainder of your recovery is Uneventful and you have excellent results.
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How $$$ is the surgery!? I'm going to guess that it's around $30 40 thousand and that's just your hernia po. 🇨🇦🕊
If you write to me at Dr.smith@ El PasoSpine Center.com, we can give you exact information. Thank you for your comment.
I begged my doctor for this surgery, he refused to do. If he yes but there are some things look at....you have a 50/50 chance that you won't walk again. My choices are out the window. 🇨🇦🕊
It would be very interesting to review your studies and understand why they came to that conclusion. Drsmith@ElPasoSpineCenter.com.
What camera are you using ?
That has been a while ago. As I recall I think it was the GoPro 5.
Were is this hospital found and , how much is the quotation for the disc surgery, on L5 herniated disc
El Paso Tx. For additional information you can write to us at Drsmith@El PasoSpineCenter.com.
Were is this hospital found and , how much is the quotation for the disc surgery, on L5 herniated disc
El Paso Texas. for more information DrSmith@elPasoSpinecenter.com
I am 23 years old and I already have 3 compression fractures on my back. I sadly compressed fractured my T12 similar to the one in the video. Although, mine is a bit more compressed. A neurosurgeon has recommended this procedure for me. The fracture happened in 2016 and I do still feel back pain. My T11 & T12 are so close to touching and my nerves are always spasming. Is this procedure something that will truly helped me in the long run? Has anyone had this surgery and can speak from experience? I am trying to get feedback before I decide to do a surgery on my spine.
A kyphoplasty is used on a fracture before it heals. It would be too late if the fracture occurred in 2016. If a bone spur is touching a nerve the surgery would be a laminectomy. You should probably talk to your surgeon again.
It is interesting how the prefabricated disc was never questioned. This prefabricated disc is hard. There is no give to it. You are replacing something that has none of the qualities of a human Natural healthy disc. It would seem that this prefabricated disc would be painful post surgery.
A prefabricated disc is used as scaffolding for bone growth to achieve a fusion.
Hello Doctor. I am 37 male. 2 months ago I was diagnosed with spondylolysis L4. Symptoms are buttock and lower back pain. Is it possible to completely heal from the spondylolysis L4 (stress fracture recovery) at my age by doing proper stretching and gaining abdominal muscles on daily basis?
If it is a stress fracture spondylolysis then it can heal. By age 37 it could be a nonunion which is unlikely to heal. Would need a CT scan. L4 spondylolysis is less likely to heal than an L5.
Why did you choose stitches over surgical glue, won’t that leave a pretty ugly scar? I’ve seen this done where they used surgical glue on the outer layers of skin. That just looks like Dr. Frankenstein got ahold of the person’s neck..
We use subcuticular suture with glue on skin. No suture in skin.
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Thanks.
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Thank you for this video. It's very informative.
Glad it was helpful!
Great explanation
Glad you liked it
Can you make referral for hospitals or physicians that do this procedure .
Yes. Send your information to DrSmith@elpasospinecenter.com
Wow..thoroughly enjoyed watching this video...I also went to Breckenridge recently and made a video too....it's not snow season still this beautiful historic mountain town is full of attractions anytime of the year....immense options for shopping, food, drink..and beautiful Fall Colors..scenic views....Regards!
Thanks for the comment.