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Nov
What is the Mobi-C Artificial Disc Surgery?
The Mobi-C or Mobi-C® Cervical Disc procedure involves replacing the cervical disc with an artificial version. The Mobi-C is created using high-quality materials, such as cobalt chromium alloy endplates and titanium. The quality of the Mobi-C makes it one of the most commonly...
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Nov
What Are Cerebrovascular Diseases?
Cerebrovascular diseases are various conditions that affect the blood vessels that run to and from the brain. These diseases occur when an innate or newly formed blockage prevents oxygen from reaching brain cells. Cerebrovascular diseases can cause brain damage, so emergency ...
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Nov
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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Nov
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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Nov
6 Spine Treatments That Don’t Require Surgery
Living with spine, back or neck pain can make even the simplest tasks difficult. At New York Spine Institute, we’re committed to finding the best treatment plan for you. Many times, surgery is not necessary to address the issue. Our patients can take advantage of various non...
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Nov
Signs and Symptoms of Degenerative Disc Disease
Degenerative disc disease (DDD) is a common spinal condition affecting many adults. A recent study shows that one-third of individuals between 40-59 years old experience DDD. With that prevalence, it’s crucial to consider the signs and symptoms of DDD so you can seek early tr...
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Nov
Signs and Symptoms of Spinal Stenosis
Spine problems affect you more than you might expect. Simple things like standing to cook dinner or going downstairs require considerable effort to perform. While many spinal conditions cause such problems, you could be dealing with spinal stenosis. Learn the signs and sympto...
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Nov
Signs and Symptoms of a Herniated Disc
While the spine is a resilient part of the body, it experiences wear and tear throughout a person’s life. Unfortunately, this strain and pressure may lead to various spinal conditions, including a herniated disc. The spine is a complex collection of bones, cartilage and nerve...
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Nov
What Does a Neurosurgeon Treat?
While many people assume a neurosurgeon is synonymous with a brain surgeon, neurosurgeons actually provide care for the entire body. As such, many individuals are surprised to learn what a neurosurgeon can do for them. To find out what a neurosurgeon can do for you, keep read...
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Nov
Don’t Ignore the Signs of Scoliosis in Your Child
Scoliosis is a common back condition found in children, teenagers, adults and older adults alike. Although most people have a pretty good understanding of this condition, do you think you could recognize the signs of scoliosis in your child? Children are at a crucial developm...
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