Anterior Scoliosis Surgery
Just like acapella groups work in harmony, so do Dr. Pell and I! (CAPicotto. PELL. 😉) For this anterior scoliosis case where our patient was suffering from a degenerative collapsing…
Introducing the Reverse Hyper Machine
From spine surgery to exercise, you need the best tools in the trade to achieve the best results. Coach Ben from STA Sports Performance walks us through using a Reverse…
Two Cervical Surgeries: Anterior and Posterior
Two cervical surgeries on the docket, an anterior and a posterior! Our first patient suffers from a herniation causing occipital headaches. (Which can actually feel worse than any neck pain.)…
Monday Morning Motivation + Cuteness Overload
Cuteness overload on a Monday morning! Check out these a-doe-rable visitors that have greeted me over the past few days. Struggling with chronic back or neck pain? Give William Capicotto MD…
Cooking with Capicotto: Pizza
Here in Buffalo, everyone has an opinion on pizza toppings. From traditional cheese pizza to sophisticated lemon, onion, and taleggio, to calabrian chili paste-infused sauce with sundried tomatoes, burrata, basil,…
Cooking with Capicotto: Pizza Dough (Attempt #2)
Just found my next patient! I'd say he's a-dough-rable 😉 Making pizza dough is an underappreciated art form. How do you think I did? Struggling with chronic back or neck…
An Inside Look At An Endoscopic Decompression Discectomy
Jump into the OR at Amherst Surgery Center for an inside look at an endoscopic decompression discectomy. Watch til the end for a glimpse of an actual piece of disc…
Being a Spine Surgeon (3/3)
(Part 3/3) Being on call as a spine surgeon can be rough, especially when you have to choose between personal life experiences and the OR. After my divorce, my son came to live with me;…
From Lifespan to Healthspan
From lifespan to healthspan, being proactive about fitness and wellness are vital for staying healthy until our last breath. The good news is you don't have to travel this wellness…
Being a Spine Surgeon (2/3)
(Part 2/3) Heartfelt or disingenuous? After nearly 40 years as a spine surgeon, I understand just how difficult this profession is. Spine surgery is incredibly rewarding, but does require a large amount…
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