Lumbar Spine Services
GSK Spine
The lumbar spine refers to the lower area of the spine between the pelvis and thoracic cage. It is made up of 5 vertebrae (although some people may have 6) that are stacked on top of each other with cushion-like intervertebral discs in between. The lower back is the largest movable segment of the vertebral column and is extremely vulnerable to disorders, making it the source of many pain complaints. We are experienced in treating the many problems that arise from the lumbar spine.
Lumbar Deformity
Spinal deformities usually appear in the form of curves in the spine. They can be a result of a birth defect, trauma or other spine disease such as scoliosis.
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Lumbar Disc Replacement
A lumbar disc replacement is a relatively new procedure for treating lower back pain and relieving herniated and degenerated discs.
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Lumbar Herniated Disc
A herniated disc, also referred to as a bulging, ruptured or slipped disc, is one that protrudes into the spinal canal and applies pressure to a nerve root.
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Lumbar Laminectomy
A lumbar laminectomy also relieves the pressure of a pinched nerve, but does so by removing a portion of the lamina, the bony rim around the spinal canal.
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Lumbar Microdiscectomy
A microdiscectomy is performed to relieve pressure on nerve roots caused by a herniated disc.
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Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
As a result of age, intervertebral discs often become less spongy and smaller in height.
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Lumbar Trauma
Trauma to the lumbar spine is usually the result of a fall or motor vehicle accident. Trauma to this area usually causes a compression fracture and the injury most frequently occurs at the thoracolumbar junction.
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Lumbar Vertebral Tumors
Spinal cord tumors are similar to any other type of tumor. Its cause is unknown but can occur as a primary tumor or as a result of the spread of cancer from another area.
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Spine Fusion Surgery
Spine fusion is a surgical procedure used to link together vertebrae, often because of a damaged disc. During surgery, bone growth is stimulated and then used to link the vertebrae together to stop the painful movement in the area.
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Lumbar Deformity
Spinal deformities usually appear in the form of curves in the spine. They can be a result of a birth defect, trauma or other spine disease such as scoliosis.
Read More
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Lumbar Disc Replacement
A lumbar disc replacement is a relatively new procedure for treating lower back pain and relieving herniated and degenerated discs.
Read More
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Lumbar Herniated Disc
A herniated disc, also referred to as a bulging, ruptured or slipped disc, is one that protrudes into the spinal canal and applies pressure to a nerve root.
Read More
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Lumbar Laminectomy
A lumbar laminectomy also relieves the pressure of a pinched nerve, but does so by removing a portion of the lamina, the bony rim around the spinal canal.
Read More
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Lumbar Microdiscectomy
A microdiscectomy is performed to relieve pressure on nerve roots caused by a herniated disc.
Read More
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Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
As a result of age, intervertebral discs often become less spongy and smaller in height.
Read More
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Lumbar Trauma
Trauma to the lumbar spine is usually the result of a fall or motor vehicle accident. Trauma to this area usually causes a compression fracture and the injury most frequently occurs at the thoracolumbar junction.
Read More
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Lumbar Vertebral Tumors
Spinal cord tumors are similar to any other type of tumor. Its cause is unknown but can occur as a primary tumor or as a result of the spread of cancer from another area.
Read More
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Spine Fusion Surgery
Spine fusion is a surgical procedure used to link together vertebrae, often because of a damaged disc. During surgery, bone growth is stimulated and then used to link the vertebrae together to stop the painful movement in the area.
Read More
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