𝐒𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐅𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐓𝐞𝐜𝐡𝐧𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐠𝐲 That a Texan Spine Surgeon is Following 🤓👍🔬✅🏥

[emad]

Hey Doc.
I have severe spinal stenosis in L1 and my surgeon says that after the surgery I won’t be allowed to lift weights or bend down or even run on hard surfaces. Like ever! Is this true? Or is there a procedure or a technology or something that can ensure that I can go back to living a normal life without any restrictions.
BTW I have no crippling pain or numbness or tingling anywhere. Just enough to cause minor discomfort.
Thanks Doc!

[papuskixd]

I have a question, i have slip disc at the age of 16 it is the l3 l4 disc and the doctor said a small endoscopic operation would solve it . I have a very little to none pain in my upper legs sometìmes the left one and sometimes the right and sometimes the pain just disappears and sometimes it increases . Its been like 9 mothns and i want to know that should i go to chiropractor or opt for operation please help me out on this one . I can sprint with not that much pain ( mentioning this because i am scared of operation lol )

[nativetexan]

But you are still calling it spinal fusion. So do you still fuse the facet joints?

[garyraines]

I have ruptured L4-5 S1
Both legs radicuopathy
Peripheral neuropathy now because of this
A diagnosis of degenerative disc disease. Can u help.

[vasantheng]

Can you make a video of newly approved TOPS System

[Bluecollarworker]

The more movable parts in a device the more chances they will need to be fixed/replaced later. Prove me wrong...

[floyd_fanatic]

Could it work for ankylosing spondylitis patients to keep the fusion in check? I’m a sufferer and this disease sucks

[vra]

You can say whatever you want and no matter how advanced the technology is, we know, nothing is better than natural, physiological ossification over time (no constant immunological rejection reaction, no risk of displacement of the implant…).
All that should be done is to remove the disc tissue that is pressing on the nerves and to support the natural ossification process. But such operations are less expensive than operations that involve implantation. 😃