Treating Scoliosis in 2025 (Part 5/5)
(Part 5/5) I feel strongly that not every scoliosis case automatically warrants a spinal fusion. In Part 4 I reference an actual patient to explain my opinion, but it isn't just one…
(Part 5/5) I feel strongly that not every scoliosis case automatically warrants a spinal fusion. In Part 4 I reference an actual patient to explain my opinion, but it isn't just one…
The same way I add stability to support my patients' spines, these lifting shoes are adding stability to support me as I squat. Losing weight (and therefore muscle) has affected how…
(Part 4/5) Fun fact about me: I love performing scoliosis surgery. It's great in the *right* setting. The sad truth is, I feel that some patients are getting "duped" into scoliosis surgery…
(Part 3/5) It's time to realign new technology with our approach to treating scoliosis. Take this active scoliosis patient with severe bilateral pain and a herniated disc in addition to…
It's beginning to feel a bit like fall. Watering the flowers for a captivated audience! Struggling with chronic back or neck pain? Give William Capicotto MD a call today or…
Frying up breaded chicken cutlets to accompany our stone fruit as we bid farewell to summer and hello to autumn! Check out that dressing 👀 Struggling with chronic back or…
John Brown – bodybuilder, former Mr. Universe, and father of Amon-Ra and Equanimeous St. Brown – once said he would never train someone unless they drank a Coca Cola during…
(Part 2/2) I started my spine surgeon journey over 40 years ago, so I've seen the drastic and incredible transformation of the spine surgery landscape as new technology, like minimally…
My mission (which I've happily accepted) is to become the best spine surgeon I can possibly be. So when I'm watching fitness influencers, or even other surgeons, giving advice on…
(Part 1/2) Not to throw shade on the past but times change and with it, technology changes. I started my spine surgeon journey (way) back in the 1980s, so I've…