Spine & Stenosis

Spine & Stenosis

Why do some people lean forward while walking, especially as they age? When the lumbar spinal canal becomes narrowed—a condition known as spinal stenosis—it can compress nerves and lead to pain or cramping in the legs, particularly after walking a short distance. This...
Spine & Mushroom

Spine & Mushroom

What Is Mushroom-Type OPLL in Cervical Myelopathy? Mushroom-type OPLL (ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament) is a unique spinal condition where excess bone growth protrudes into the spinal canal, resembling a mushroom on CT or MRI scans. This can lead...
Spine & O arm

Spine & O arm

What is the O-arm or Robotic Loop X CT imaging system and how is it used in spine surgery?  The O-arm and Loop X spine surgery system is a cutting-edge 3D CT imaging technology used during complex procedures like scoliosis correction, spinal deformity treatment,...
Spine & C arm

Spine & C arm

What Is a C-Arm? A C-arm is a medical imaging device used during spine surgeries and interventional procedures to produce real-time X-ray images of Spine. It gets its name from its distinct C-shaped arm, which holds the X-ray source and image detector at opposite...
Spine & Robot

Spine & Robot

What is robotic-assisted spine surgery ?  Robotic-assisted spine surgery is an advanced technique where a robotic arm helps the surgeon insert pedicle screws into the vertebrae with high precision. This technology enhances accuracy and reduces the risk of...