Your spine is integral to movement, posture, stance, and activity. If you have a spinal condition, you are already acutely aware of the impact back pain has on your daily life. Choosing the right spinal surgeon is very important, as the combination of newer surgical techniques and surgeon experience produce better outcomes. It is important … Continue reading How to Choose the Best Spine Surgeon
View MoreThe Barricaid anular closure device is a revolutionary medical device, implanted to block an annular defect. Implanting this device makes it possible to avoid a more aggressive discectomy for patients who at high risk of experiencing recurrent disc herniation. Dr. Jonathan Stieber, a top spine surgeon in NYC, performed the first Barricaid anular closure device surgery … Continue reading Dr. Stieber Performed the first Barricaid Anular Closure Device Surgery in the United States
View MoreMicrodiscectomy is a routine and effective treatment for lumbar intervertebral disc herniation, however, despite refinements of surgical approach and technique, there continues to be a persistent incidence of reoperation of 15-25%, depending upon the study. Even optimal surgical treatment of disc herniation continues to be associated with a persistent risk for recurrent disc herniation and/or … Continue reading Bone-Anchored Annular Closure Device and Tubular Minimally Invasive Discectomy
View MoreThe risk for re-herniation following a lumbar discectomy has always been high, due to the removal of up to 15 percent of a herniated disc, resulting in a large annular defect. The annulus is the tough fibrous and circular exterior of a disc. When there is a hole or defect resulting from a discectomy or … Continue reading Prevent Risk for Re-Herniation Following Lumbar Discectomy
View MoreLast Friday, March 1st, the Laser Spine Institute abruptly announced its closure, immediately shutting down locations and ceasing all operations at their Cincinnati, St. Louis, Scottsdale, and Tampa Bay locations. This has left both employees and patients in the dark as to their next steps. Many patients already had surgeries scheduled which won’t be performed, … Continue reading Laser Spine Institute Locations Shut down – How do I Still Undergo my Scheduled Surgery?
View MoreIf you haven’t heard the news yet, Laser Spine Institute, a national chain of laser spine surgery centers based in Tampa, FL has ceased all operations abruptly, leaving many patients and employees in the lurch. The 14-year-old company specializing in non-invasive laser spine procedures has shut down locations in St. Louis, Cincinnati and Scottsdale as … Continue reading Laser Spine Institute Shuts Down Locations in St. Louis, Tampa, Cincinnati, and Scottsdale
View MoreWhen Green Bay Packers tight end Jermichael Finley suffered a serious spinal contusion, many wondered whether his football career was over. Finley, who compared the injury to a bad car accident that shocked his spine, was admitted into a hospital, where he remained for several days. After seeking advice from several specialists, he opted for spinal … Continue reading Spinal Contusion: What Can be Done About it?
View MoreIt may surprise you to hear that many of our patients report that they feel more confident driving after their ACDF than they did before the operation. This finding is consistent with the results of a recent study completed by Kelly et al. at the Washington University School of Medicine in 2013. In their research … Continue reading When can I drive after Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion (ACDF)?
View MoreWill My Spinal Hardware Set Off the Metal Detector in the Airport? Since 9/11 the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has worked dutifully to increase airport security. This increase in security has led many patients to wonder if the instrumentation used in their spinal surgery could set off airport metal detectors and require them to undergo … Continue reading Will My Spinal Surgery Hardware Set Off the Metal Detector?
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Dear Patients:
Our patients' health and safety is our number one priority. Our office continues to be open for all email, telephone, and online inquiries. You can call us at 646-916-3962 or contact us via email to schedule your virtual telemedicine or in-person visit. Our doctors will be holding regular office hours for virtual video consultations and follow-up visits that permit you to stay in the comfort of your own home, utilizing your computer, tablet, or mobile device.
Additionally, we will continue to see select patients in the office for consultation and follow-up visits, including preoperative and postoperative appointments. Our doctors continue to perform procedures in our private, free-standing surgery center that offers an array of outpatient surgical services to treat spinal issues such as acute back pain, disc herniations, sciatica, and pinched nerves in the back or neck. We are also able to offer clean and efficient on-site x-ray capabilities in our office.
Please know that we join our community in taking all advised precautions* to limit the spread of the Coronavirus and ensure the safety of patients and staff.
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