Spine Surgery and Navigation Frame Technology
We stay consistent with the times - both in social media AND in spine surgery! Excited to share how Stealth Navigation Frame technology is used, combined with an O-arm which…
Cooking with Capicotto: Cuccidati Cookies
Whipping up some cuccidati cookies this weekend! Maintaining a healthy spine and baking cookies might seem worlds apart, actually they both require precision, patience, and a sprinkle of love! Balance…
40 Years of Treating Back and Neck Pain
40 years in practice has given me true mastery as a surgeon. It has also allowed for some pretty incredible innovation to occur. We believe in continually adopting the latest…
Experiencing Back Pain After A Fall?
No one expects to fall and hurt their back, but it can happen to anyone. A little pain or soreness after a bad fall is normal. If the pain is…
Paddle Stimulators for Chronic Pain
Surgical placement is trustworthy in the hands of a surgeon. As a dedicated spine surgeon, I specialize in the precise placement of paddle stimulators - a game-changer for chronic pain…
A Better Spine Surgeon Than Master Chef
Trying my best to be a master-chef, I’ll be the first to admit I make a better spine surgeon! This homemade pasta dough was so much fun to create, and…
Artificial Disc Replacements
Back in the day, spine surgeons often resorted to fusions. I’m excited to share that today, cervical disc implants are often what doctors are using as a solution. Gone are…
On Joining Social Media
A lot of folks might be wondering, why am I on social media? There are a number of reasons. I am extremely passionate about the medical profession, and I have…
Neurostimulator Placement: Part 3
Neurostimulator Placement: Part 3 This week, we’ve gone over neurostimulators, why they are useful, and why to entrust a spine surgeon like me for an implant like this. In this…
Neurostimulator Placement: Part 2
Neurostimulator Placement: Part 2 In this case, we take a look at a neurostimulator that lost its original positioning. This device was implanted by a non-surgeon. It is always better…