Spinal disc replacement surgery, also known as artificial disc replacement (ADR) or total disc replacement (TDR), is a surgical procedure where a damaged or degenerated spinal disc is replaced with an artificial disc. This procedure is typically performed when other
AIRING at 12pmET: Our premier panel on Artificial Disc Replacement (Lower Back) webinar — featuring the nation’s top surgeons. We will hear from those on the cutting edge of artificial disc replacement, including the following: Dr. Matthew Gornet, The Orthopedic
Watch our Artificial Disc Replacement Webinar below! A cervical artificial disc replacement is a minimally invasive procedure that removes the degenerative disc in your neck and replaces it with specialized, artificial disc technology. Because you are in the NSHF
Don’t miss this premier panel webinar on Artificial Disc Replacement in the neck, featuring the nation’s top surgeons. This patient-centered event answers some of the most frequently asked questions and speaks directly to the spine health community. A cervical (neck)
Artificial Disc Replacement Artificial disc replacement is one of the most significant advancements in modern spine surgery, offering patients the possibility of long-term pain relief while preserving natural motion in the spine. Artificial disc replacement is designed to treat certain
Exploring the Next Frontier in Spine Surgery In this episode of Spine Talks, Dr. Rita Roy, CEO of the National Spine Health Foundation, sits down with Dr. Richard Guyer of the Texas Back Institute and Dr. Domagoj Coric of Atrium
When it comes to considering a surgical solution for spinal issues like artificial disc replacement (ADR), the importance of finding the right surgeon cannot be overstated. In our Spine Talks on finding a surgeon, Dr. Todd Lanman explains how this
Spinal health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being, impacting daily activities, mobility, and quality of life. In recent years, advancements in medical technology have revolutionized the field of spinal surgery, offering patients more effective and less invasive options to
When faced with a spine problem that necessitates surgery, like artificial disc replacement, individuals often grapple with the question of whether to wait for future advancements or proceed with the available surgical techniques. How do you know when the time
Are you a patient entering into the world of artificial disc replacements and not sure where to start? Two spine surgeons from our Medical & Scientific Board, Dr. Thomas Schuler (Reston, VA) and Dr. Scott Blumenthal (Plano, TX) discuss what
