Spine Surgery

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For many people, back or neck pain precedes the decision to have surgery by months or years. It is often described as intense or acute by the time it sends you on a quest for help.

Common causes for back pain

Man helping woman with back painWhile certain diseases and traumatic injuries can cause back and neck pain, research shows that the most common causes include:

  • Being in poor physical condition
  • Having poor posture
  • Using improper body mechanics
  • Using incorrect lifting or bending techniques

This is why physical therapy and medications are often first prescribed by your primary care or orthopedic provider.

Spine surgery at Tanner

Spine surgery is used as a form of treatment for a variety of spine, back and neck issues. Our team of orthopedic specialists is trained to treat a variety of issues and conditions, including:

  • Traumatic and overuse injuries to the spine
  • Spinal deformities, both acquired and congenital
  • Whiplash injuries
  • Systemic diseases affecting spinal function
  • Degenerative spinal conditions
  • Spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis
  • Herniated disc lesions
  • Soft tissue sprains, strains and contusions
  • Work-related back pain
  • Mechanical back dysfunction
  • Fractures, dislocations and subluxations

If you are tired of living with back pain, a spine surgery specialist can help you determine the cause and whether spine surgery is right for you.

For a referral now, call 770-214-CARE.

 

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