Spine & moth eaten sign

Spine & moth eaten sign

What Does a “Moth-Eaten Appearance” in Spinal Bones Mean? This radiological sign refers to aggressive bone destruction, where the spine shows irregular, scattered holes, resembling fabric damaged by moths. It’s a critical indicator of serious underlying conditions...
Spine & Imaging 

Spine & Imaging 

What are the common imaging techniques used to diagnose spine conditions? Spine imaging plays a crucial role in diagnosing back and neck issues. Techniques like X-ray (basic) help detect fractures and alignment issues, MRI (detailed) reveals soft tissue problems like...
Spine & Augmented reality

Spine & Augmented reality

🔬✨ Revolutionizing Spine Surgery with Robotics & Augmented Reality ✨🔬 Pushing the boundaries of precision and innovation in the OR! We’re proud to integrate Brainlab Loop-X Robotic Imaging, Curve Robotic Navigation, and Magic Leap Augmented Reality into our spine...
Spine & Disc

Spine & Disc

What is Spinal Disc Degeneration or Spondylosis? Spinal disc degeneration, also known as spondylosis, is a common age-related condition where the spinal discs—acting as cushions between vertebrae—gradually wear down over time. Much like a compact disc that...
Spine & fragility fracture

Spine & fragility fracture

What is an Osteoporotic vertebral compression fracture? An osteoporotic vertebral fracture is a type of spinal injury that occurs when weakened fragile bones, due to osteoporosis, break under normal stress or minor trauma like bending, coughing, or even sneezing....
Spine & Burst fracture

Spine & Burst fracture

What is a burst fracture of the spine? Imagine a vertebra as a solid structure, much like a brick. Now, picture a powerful force—like a bomb blast—hitting that brick with immense pressure. A burst fracture of the spine is similar: it’s a severe spinal injury where a...