Complex Spine Surgery

Complex Spine Surgery:  Complex spine surgery refers to surgical procedures that are used to treat complex or severe spinal conditions. These conditions may include: Herniated discs: A herniated disc comprises the inner, softer portion of a spinal disc that bulges out...

Risser Casting

Risser Cast for Scoliosis:    For the purpose of treating early-onset scoliosis, a Risser Cast can softly and gradually correct spinal abnormalities. The casting will stop the abnormal spine curves from growing worse. As your child ages, he or she will wear a...

Cobb Angle

Cobb Angle:    A healthy spine has three natural curves. It has a rounded S form when viewed from the side. There’s a reason for these natural curves. Simply, it makes the spine stronger, evenly distributes force, and promotes flexibility. As scoliosis...

Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis

Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis:  Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis develops in late childhood or adolescence. Instead of growing straight, the spine develops a side-to-side curvature, commonly in the shape of an “S” or “C” with the spine’s...

Anterior Scoliosis Correction

Anterior Scoliosis Correction (ASC):  To begin with, all of our doctors and surgeons believe that surgical intervention should always remain a last resort after all conservative approaches have been exhausted. Recently, a robust interest in scoliosis surgery without...

Pain

Scoliosis Pain Scoliosis is a condition that causes discomfort and pain. While it’s uncommon in children, it becomes more frequent as people get older. Based on a study, roughly 55 percent of teenagers with scoliosis have back pain at one time or another, and up...