Spine & Central cord Syndrome

Spine & Central cord Syndrome

What is central cord syndrome? Central cord syndrome is a type of spinal cord injury that often occurs in patients with cervical spondylosis, especially after minor trauma or hyperextension of the neck. It primarily affects the cervical spinal cord, leading to neck...
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....