Spinal Stenosis: Back Pain Injury That Attacks Nerves in the Spine
Spinal Stenosis affects the spinal nerves. But, while spinal stenosis is a condition that is characterized by narrowing of the spinal canal, it is different from foraminal stenosis. An article on Radiopaedia.com offers an explanation for the (back pain). The article states that the spinal canal of a person who suffers from spinal stenosis narrows […]
When To Call Spine Center of Texas
If you have been thinking about visiting a doctor to take care of that constant back pain, then you are not alone. Many people today have had to live with consistent pain and discomfort, especially in the back and neck regions. With a broad and confusing array of back pains and equal and numerous treatment […]
Sciatica: What You Need To Know
Sciatica: What You Need To Know COMPLETE VIDEO TRANSCRIPT In this video, Dr. Irvin Sahni discusses some of the causes and treatments for Sciatica. Spine Center of Texas has helped thousands of people get back to doing the things they love by eliminating the source of their pain. You don’t have to suffer sleepless nights […]
Spinal Cord & Nervous System Illustrations
Spinal Cord & Nervous System Illustrations from The Netter Collection of Medical Illustrations COMPLETE VIDEO TRANSCRIPT In this video, spine surgeon, Dr. Irvin Sahni, discusses spinal cord – nervous system illustrations to help patients understand how the body works as well as treatment options for back pain/injuries, including pain management, injections, and minimally invasive spine […]
Spinal Cord Injury and Treatment
Our last post covered common spinal cord injuries. This post will outline some common treatments. This is just an introductory information and not intended to be a comprehensive guide. Please contact our office today for a complete evaluation. Treatment for Spinal Cord Injury The primary goals in treating spinal cord injury are an increased likelihood […]
Sciatica: What You Need To Know
Sciatica is often loosely applied and associated with any kind of leg pain. However, the correct meaning of sciatica is a pain that arises when there is pinching or compression of the sciatic nerve close to its point of origin. This pain usually presents as a burning/searing pain that starts from the lower back and […]
Spine Injuries In Football
Spine Injuries In Football Spine injuries in football are extremely common in young athletes. Football appeals to our ancient need to engage in contests. Unfortunately, the high-velocity tackles exerted with player-to-player, and player-to-ground contact often results in frequent and grave injuries. Cervical spine injuries are a serious consequence of playing the game. American football has […]
Back Injuries In Sports
Lower Back Injuries In Sports Lower back injuries are as a result of sports movements that can place the low back in a variety of compromised positions. Sports like golf and hitting in baseball present a perfect case in point. Each relies heavily on generating a rotational force. Sports such as weight lifting place heavy […]
Melorheostosis and Treatment Options: An Overview
Melorheostosis is a rare and progressive condition that affects bone formation in various areas of the skeleton. In unusual instances, the disease also affects the spine. Although it impacts soft tissue formation, it has no relation to cancer. Melorheostosis can develop in both children and adults, with equal prevalence in men and women. The exact […]
Facet Joints: Anatomy, Function, and Common Conditions
Functions and Location Facet joints are located between adjacent vertebrae and serve to allow mobility of the spinal column. Every vertebra has two pairs of these joints on its rear side. One facing up and the other facing down. These act like door hinges that join the vertebrae together. Each joint is encased in connective […]
The Coccyx: When your tailbone hurts
Coccyx: Understanding the Tailbone Coccyx, generally known as the tailbone, is a combination of three to five distinct bones. These bones form by adulthood. The coccyx is located at the bottom of the spinal column. The bones are not fully fused, and allow a minimum amount of movement because of ligaments and fibrous joints. The […]
Diffuse Idiopathic Skeletal Hyperostosis (DISH)and Treatment Options: An Overview
Diffuse Idiopathic Skeletal Hyperostosis: What is DIHS? Diffuse Idiopathic Skeletal Hyperostosis (DISH) is a skeletal condition in which new bone formation occurs at the junction between ligaments and tendons, and bone. Additionally, bone overgrowth and hardening also take place. Notably, DISH arises most often in the spine and does not always cause symptoms. However, for […]
