Non-Fusion Spine Procedures

Minimally Invasive Spine Care in Dallas

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Effective Alternatives to Spinal Fusion Surgery

Relying on non-fusion technology in spine surgery instead of fusion technology may improve the outcomes of the surgery by reducing the incidence of adjacent level degeneration. That’s why the Center for Spine Care in Dallas uses it often, when appropriate. We are committed to providing the least invasive surgery for addressing issues like chronic back pain, scoliosis, degenerative disc disease, and more. Your spine is designed to be mobile, not fused together. With that in mind, Dr. Peloza and the rest of our staff are prepared to conduct many different types of microsurgical, minimally-invasive techniques that help preserve spinal motion while treating nerve and disc problems. If you are in Dallas or the surrounding region, contact us today to schedule your first appointment!

Non-fusion procedures are important and play a big role at the Center for Spine Care. We understand that surgery is an intimidating and possibly frightening procedure. At the Center for Spine Care, we try and offer as many noninvasive procedures as possible to help give you and your loved ones peace of mind. We use traditional methods as well as innovative procedures to help get you back to your healthy, comfortable self. At the Center for Spine Care in Dallas, our mission is to relieve your neck, back, and spine pain in a way that’s comfortable for you. Our noninvasive and minimally invasive procedures are sure to give you the relief you’ve been searching for. Read below to see some of the procedures we offer here at the Center for Spine Care.

Non-Fusion Spine Procedures

Microdiscectomy

This procedure can be used to treat and relieve pain, weakness, numbness, and impaired function all over the body, but especially in the neck and back. Microdiscectomy is a minimally invasive procedure which only requires a small incision around the affected area. At the Center for Spine Health in Dallas, we utilize the METRx™ system, which we believe to be the most effective and reliable procedure. Schedule your microdiscectomy procedure with the Center for Spine Care at our Dallas location today and get back to feeling like yourself.

Decompression

One of our most common spine treatments, the Center for Spine Care is highly practiced with this innovative procedure. Spinal decompression is used to relieve pinched nerves as well as alleviate pain. It’s a minimally invasive procedure that helps widen spots of your spinal canal that are narrowing and causing back pain. Usually recommended after physical therapy or medication have proven ineffective, spinal decompression will get you back on your feet and feeling as good as new.

Foraminotomy

Used after conservative treatments prove ineffective, foraminotomy is used to help those suffering from cervical nerve root compression. This manifests in the form of chronic neck and shoulder pain as well as stiffness. You may be a candidate for this minimally invasive procedure if your doctor notices blockages on your spine in the form of spinal stenosis. The expert spine doctors at the Center for Spine Care will use Foraminotomy only if they believe it’s right for your particular condition. We have your best interest at heart, so contact our Dallas location today to see if foraminotomy is right for you.

Laminoplasty

This minimally invasive procedure is used to treat painful restrictions of the spinal canals in the neck, specifically around the cervical spine. Laminoplasty creates space within the spinal canal to relieve chronic pain and get you back to feeling like you again. Most patients see immediate relief after the spinal procedure. Contact the Center for Spine Care today at our Dallas location to set up an appointment and see if laminoplasty is the right procedure to help relieve your chronic neck pain.

Our medical professionals are ready to help you get back to normal with any of our back, neck, and spine procedures. Contact our Dallas location and let our expert spine doctors take care of you.

Fusion Vs. Non-Fusion

Without question, spinal fusion surgery can really help some people. However, it’s not for everyone. If you have severe back pain that just won’t go away and that affects your daily life to a high degree, the benefits of fusion surgery are probably worth it. Fusion surgery might also be a good treatment for people who have fractured a vertebra — joining the fractured vertebra with the one next to it can help solve the issue. People with unstable columns may also benefit from fusion surgery. Depending on the severity of your condition, in may be better to do one of the above-mentioned procedures instead:

Learn More About Non-Fusion Procedures in Dallas

Dr. Peloza of the Center for Spine Care in Dallas is committed to providing patients non-invasive ways of reducing pain, increasing mobility, and improving your spine and overall health. Non-fusion procedures can be the right course of action in some cases, but generally before we attempt these, it’s worthwhile to conduct some conservative treatments first. If you are in Dallas and are experiencing back pain caused by spine conditions like scoliosis, degenerative disc disease, or other conditions, we strongly advise you reach out to us here at the Center for Spine Care to discuss the best course of action to getting your body up and moving again, to enhance your overall well being. Call now!

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Non-Fusion Spine Procedures

Effective Alternatives to Spinal Fusion Surgery

Benefits of Non-Fusion Spine Procedures:

Faster recovering time

Less or no anesthesia necessary

Less scarring

Less damage to muscles and soft tissue

Smaller risk of infection

Less time at the hospital

Can be an outpatient procedure

Less postoperative pain

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Non-fusion Procedures