What can help spinal stenosis?
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What can help spinal stenosis?
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Dr. Chaim Colen
Neurosurgery
In brief: Depends
Surgery is typically a definitive treatment for the symptomatology, although, non-surgical management should be initiated first.
Surgical Treatment for spinal stenosis usually consists of decompressive laminectomy (unroofing of the spinal canal) with or without fusion.
In brief: Depends
Surgery is typically a definitive treatment for the symptomatology, although, non-surgical management should be initiated first.
Surgical Treatment for spinal stenosis usually consists of decompressive laminectomy (unroofing of the spinal canal) with or without fusion.
Dr. Chaim Colen
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Dr. Myles Greenberg
Emergency Medicine
In brief: Other options
In addition to dr. Pizzo's answer above, the treatment options typically include: conservative therapy (medication, pt), epidural steroid injections, the mild procedure, and traditional open surgery.
Which one is best depends on your examination, symptoms, and usually the results of an MRI scan of the spine.
In brief: Other options
In addition to dr. Pizzo's answer above, the treatment options typically include: conservative therapy (medication, pt), epidural steroid injections, the mild procedure, and traditional open surgery.
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Dr. Albert Pizzo
Family Medicine
In brief: Spinal stenosis
Many possibilities.
Proper help depends on accurate and thorough diagnosis. Spinal stenosis can occur at many different levels of the spine and can occur from one or more factors causing the sternosis. Best is to obtain examination and proper treatment from spinal specialists e.g. Neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, physical therapy and pain doctors who specialize in this disorder.
In brief: Spinal stenosis
Many possibilities.
Proper help depends on accurate and thorough diagnosis. Spinal stenosis can occur at many different levels of the spine and can occur from one or more factors causing the sternosis. Best is to obtain examination and proper treatment from spinal specialists e.g. Neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, physical therapy and pain doctors who specialize in this disorder.
Dr. Albert Pizzo
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Dr. Edward Hellman
Orthopedic Surgery
In brief: Multiple
There are multiple treatments available for spinal stenosis to varying degrees of success.
The most common nonoperative treatment for spinal stenosis is typically an epidural steroid injection.
In brief: Multiple
There are multiple treatments available for spinal stenosis to varying degrees of success.
The most common nonoperative treatment for spinal stenosis is typically an epidural steroid injection.
Dr. Edward Hellman
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Dr. Kevin Vaught
Neurosurgery
In brief: Options
Spinal stenosis can be treated conservatively with physical therapy and lumbar epidural steroid injections.
Your spine specialist can thoroughly evaluate you and help coordinate conservative care if appropriate. Surgery is usually helpful if all else fails. Check out spine-health.Com.
In brief: Options
Spinal stenosis can be treated conservatively with physical therapy and lumbar epidural steroid injections.
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