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EDISCSCULPTSpine surgery of any kind is a delicate procedure requiring years of training, as well as continuous education. Finding spine doctors you feel safe and secure with is important. The best spine doctors have strong technical training and also possess the bedside manner necessary to make patients feel cared for and taken seriously. Looking for spine doctors, then, requires a combination of researching the facts and listening to your gut instinct.
Signs to Look For
Before looking for a back surgeon, patients should already be diagnosed with a spine condition; this diagnosis will usually take the form of an MRI. Then, patients will most likely be recommended to undergo conservative treatments such as physical therapy and medication. If these treatments fail, it may be time to look for spine doctors who specialize in the treatment of pain with back surgery.
Back surgery of any kind is a major, but sometimes necessary, choice. For patients concerned about downtime and complications, a doctor who is dedicated to using minimally invasive procedures is a good fit. Other things to look for are is a physician who:
The spine is a delicate, complex structure, and surgeons require years of training to be able to operate comfortably. Laser spine surgery in particularly is a delicate procedure, because surgeons must rely on endoscopic cameras in order to see their work. Performed by a trained professional, though, laser spine surgery has fewer risks than traditional spine surgery. The majority of patients report that they are satisfied with the results of their procedure, and no longer experience symptoms.
Dr. Sukdeb Datta, MD, DABPM, FIPP, DABIPP
If you are in the New York City area and need treatment for your back pain, consider making an appointment with Dr. Datta at the Datta Endoscopic Back Surgery and Pain Center. Dr. Datta is a board certified surgeon who has a background in the treatment of pain originating from the spine. His work history includes Associate Professor for the Department of Anesthesiology at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, and Director of the Interventional Pain Management Program at Vanderbilt. He is approved by the following institutions:
Signs to Look For
Before looking for a back surgeon, patients should already be diagnosed with a spine condition; this diagnosis will usually take the form of an MRI. Then, patients will most likely be recommended to undergo conservative treatments such as physical therapy and medication. If these treatments fail, it may be time to look for spine doctors who specialize in the treatment of pain with back surgery.
Back surgery of any kind is a major, but sometimes necessary, choice. For patients concerned about downtime and complications, a doctor who is dedicated to using minimally invasive procedures is a good fit. Other things to look for are is a physician who:
- Specializes in back pain
- Has specialized training in spine surgery and laser spine surgery, including a fellowship in spine surgery
- Takes your symptoms seriously, especially when you are seeking a diagnosis
- Makes you feel comfortable; you should feel that your physician is always focused on your treatment and healing, and addresses your questions fully
- Is recommended to you - friends, family, or fellow patients at your physician's office may be able to recommend a good surgeon
- Has good reviews online - however, keep in mind that people who leave reviews tend to do so because they are upset, often at things outside the physician's control
- Is recommended by your primary physician
- Has a clean record - physician's disciplinary records are available through your state medical board
The spine is a delicate, complex structure, and surgeons require years of training to be able to operate comfortably. Laser spine surgery in particularly is a delicate procedure, because surgeons must rely on endoscopic cameras in order to see their work. Performed by a trained professional, though, laser spine surgery has fewer risks than traditional spine surgery. The majority of patients report that they are satisfied with the results of their procedure, and no longer experience symptoms.
Dr. Sukdeb Datta, MD, DABPM, FIPP, DABIPP
If you are in the New York City area and need treatment for your back pain, consider making an appointment with Dr. Datta at the Datta Endoscopic Back Surgery and Pain Center. Dr. Datta is a board certified surgeon who has a background in the treatment of pain originating from the spine. His work history includes Associate Professor for the Department of Anesthesiology at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, and Director of the Interventional Pain Management Program at Vanderbilt. He is approved by the following institutions:
- International Anesthesia Research Society
- American Board of Anesthesiology
- American Board of Pain Medicine
- American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
- American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
- World Institute of Pain (Fellow of Interventional Pain Practice)
- American Board of Interventional Pain Physicians
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