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Award-winning surgeon Dr. Joshua Rovner and his New Jersey spine surgery team have a reputation as one of the area's leading centers for comprehensive spine surgery and orthopedic treatments.
Anterior Cervical Discectomy & Fusion is a spine surgery procedure that is used to treat a herniated disc in the neck when all non-surgical methods of treatment fail.
Disc replacement surgery is a common surgical procedure that replaces discs of the spine have undergone damage and/or have worn down over time.
Lumbar spinal fusion is a surgical procedure that’s performed to address issues with the vertebrae in the lower back.
Minimally Invasive Lumbar Endoscopic Discectomy is a spine surgery procedure that is used to treat a herniated disc in your lower back if all non-surgical methods of treatment fail.
Revision spinal surgery refers to a surgical procedure performed on the spine, typically following a previous spinal surgery, with the aim of addressing unresolved or recurrent issues, complications, or additional conditions that have developed since the initial procedure.
Robotic spine surgery is a safe, less invasive and precise alternative to the traditional open spine surgery technique.
The objective of minimally invasive spine surgery is to stabilize the spine and relieve pressure in the area due to instability, herniated discs, spinal tumors and other issues.
Joimax is the leading developer and provider of highly advanced technology and systems for endoscopic minimally invasive spinal surgery.
A procedure that’s been performed since the 1980s, laser spine surgery is a minimally-invasive alternative to open back surgery. It involves using a laser to cut or remove problematic tissue that’s causing chronic back pain and other symptoms.
The HEDRON spacer features a groundbreaking porous scaffold that is sturdy, promotes bone growth throughout the implant, and is easy to place surgically, requiring smaller incisions.
When back pain has become unsolvable and other treatments have been explored, Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (ALIF) is a potential answer that can help to greatly reduce pain and align the bones.
The percentage of patients who become paralyzed after spine surgery is very low. Overall, the risk of paralysis is considered to be less than 1% for most spine surgeries.
The exact rate depends on various factors, including:
It's important to note that paralysis resulting from spine surgery is a rare occurrence. Surgeons take extensive precautions to minimize the risk, such as utilizing advanced imaging techniques, careful planning, and precise execution of the surgical procedure. Additionally, advancements in surgical techniques and technology have reduced the likelihood of paralysis.
It's crucial to have thorough discussions with your surgeon to understand the specific risks associated with your procedure. They can provide more accurate information based on your case and address your concerns.
There are several common misconceptions about spine surgery. Let's explore a few of them and discuss the truth behind these misconceptions:
It's important to remember that each case is unique, and a qualified healthcare professional should always determine the necessity of spine surgery after thoroughly evaluating the individual's condition.