SpineNevada is expanding their practice in 2013 and currently accepting CVs for the following:
Fellowhip-trained, spine-specialized Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation physician (PMR), injectionist or non-injectionist, to see new patients and manage non-surgical treatment options for our spine center.
Fellowship-trained Neurosurgeon with specialization in Spine Surgery, experienced in minimally invasive spine surgery techniques
Click here to watch common spine condition and procedure 3D videos. The 3D spine library includes spine conditions, such as herniated disc and degenerative disc disease, and spine treatment options, such as cervical laminoplasty, minimally invasive lumbar procedures and more.
Click here for videos detailing spine conditions, non-surgical spine procedures and spine surgeries, including minimally invasive spine surgery options.
The goal of this Nevada spine center is to help the back pain or neck pain patient return to an active lifestyle as quickly as possible. Read some of our patient success stories or patient testimonials. If you are a patient and would like to share your testimonial, click here.
Our spine Internet site acts as on-line spine encyclopedia. In addition, as a free community service, Spine Nevada mails out Home Remedy Books on a limited basis to residents in Nevada. Click here to learn more.
For those back and neck pain sufferers who have exhausted nonsurgical treatment options, spine surgery may be the next step in resolving a spine problem. Because spine surgery is a serious decision, it is a good idea to obtain a second opinion. Click here to learn more.
For damaged structures to heal, good blood supply is essential for repair and to remove waste products. Bones, ligaments and muscles in the back have good blood supply, so the back can heal reasonably well. The most common type of back injury is to the soft tissue – the muscles, tendons and ligaments. Most soft tissue injuries heal well, and this is why most people with back injuries recover. Click here to learn more.