Severe MRI Findings Don’t Automatically Require Spine Surgery: 3 Factors Doctors Check First
A patient undergoes a magnetic resonance imaging scan and is told that their spinal canal has "significantly narrowed" or that a "large herniated...
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Leg Pain Persists After Back Surgery? A 'Hidden Lesion' May Be the Culprit
When pain or numbness in the buttocks and legs persists after spinal surgery, it does not automatically indicate that the operation was a failure.
Spinal Fusion Through a 1-Centimeter Lens: How Single-Port Endoscopy Replaces the Large Back Incision
"They say they have to put big screws in my lower back to hold it in place, but I’m so scared I can’t bring myself to...
Slipped Vertebrae: When "Tingling Legs" Signal Spondylolisthesis Rather Than a Herniated Disc
Ms. Choi, a 52-year-old living in Busan, recently noticed a troubling change. While grocery shopping with her elderly...
From a Minor Fender Bender to Paralysis? The Hidden Danger of OPLL
Mr. A, a 50-year-old office worker from Busan, had lived with a stiff neck and tingling fingertips for years.
From Cervical Discs to Spinal Disorders... Increasing Cervical Diseases, Should Surgery Be Considered?
Smartphones and computers dominate our daily lives. As a result, many people suffer from turtle necks or neck pain.
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