Back Surgery

Decompression and spinal fusion are the two most common lumbar spine surgeries for patients with lower back pain and leg pain.

Explore non-surgical alternatives to lumbar spine surgery, including specialized conservative treatments, physical therapy, and pain management options.

OTC laxatives relieve constipation after surgery, but prescription meds may be needed if over-the-counter options fail to ease symptoms.

A microdiscectomy surgery aims to relieve the pressure on a spinal nerve root by removing the disc material and/or bone causing the pain.

Around 12.5% of traditional microdiscectomies and 10.8% of minimally invasive microdiscectomies have complications.

Outpatient ACDF: A minimally invasive neck surgery with quicker recovery and shorter hospital stay.

Outpatient lumbar fusion: A spine treatment option with shorter recovery times and less time in the hospital.

Outpatient lumbar laminectomy/laminotomy: Minimally invasive, shorter recovery, and less hospital time.

Outpatient posterior cervical foraminotomy and discectomy offer a shorter recovery and reduced hospital stay.

Outpatient spine surgery requires careful consideration of safety, patient readiness, and post-operative care planning.