25
Jun
Neurology vs. Neurosurgery
People often think of neurologists and neurosurgeons as the same type of doctor. However, this isn’t the case. While both specialize in diseases and treatments of the central nervous system, including the brain and spinal cord, they are distinct practices. Learn more about th...
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25
Jun
The Art of Microneurosurgery
First introduced in the 1950s and 1960s, microneurosurgery transformed the ability to diagnose and treat brain, spine and peripheral nerve conditions. As technology continues to advance, so does the precision of surgery. At New York Spine Institute, our services have expanded...
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25
Jun
The 3 Types of Scoliosis
The importance of the spine is well-understood by most. It supports your weight, enables movement and maintains nerve function throughout your body. Less known is the importance of your spine’s curvature. Your spine should be straight up and down with a gentle “S” curve from top...
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25
Jun
How Is Scoliosis Treated?
Scoliosis can be a challenging condition for children and teens because it can affect appearance and cause discomfort. The good news is that today there are treatment options designed to slow its progression and help young patients get back to participating in activities. Wh...
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25
Jun
When Degenerative Scoliosis Requires Surgery
Scoliosis is a curvature of the spine, and most people associate it with teens and children. However, when adults start developing back pain and have difficulty walking, adult-onset scoliosis, also known as degenerative scoliosis, can be the culprit. Fortunately, patients now...
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25
Jun
4 Scoliosis Risk Factors
Scoliosis is a common spine condition that impacts millions of people in the United States. Thankfully, doctors can usually diagnose this condition early and help patients find treatment. Since early intervention can prevent scoliosis from progressing and becoming more severe...
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25
Jun
Handling Pain From Scoliosis
Scoliosis is a curvature of the spine that affects every individual differently. One of the most common symptoms of scoliosis is back pain, which ranges from mild to severe. If you experience back pain from scoliosis, it’s essential to know you are not alone and have treatmen...
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25
Jun
Helpful Exercises and Stretches for Scoliosis
Exercises for scoliosis can help to relieve symptoms and keep you active and flexible. Learn how to perform scoliosis exercises properly below. What Is Scoliosis? Scoliosis is a curvature of the spine. While it ranges in cause and severity, this condition can cause back pain...
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25
Jun
Can You Prevent Scoliosis?
Scoliosis affects millions of people in the U. S. every year. Scoliosis can have various causes, leading many people to wonder whether the condition is preventable. Certain risk factors may make you or your child more susceptible to scoliosis-related back pain and other sympto...
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25
Jun
What Causes Scoliosis in Children?
Scoliosis is a spine condition caused by a side-to-side curve along the vertebrae. As kids grow, scoliosis may develop as a slight S- or C-shaped curvature in their spines. Though it’s most likely to occur in patients ages 10-18, scoliosis is a condition that parents and pedi...
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