Spinal stenosis is an extremely common spine issue, encompassing some of the most prevalent spine conditions in the world. The condition refers simply to a narrowing of the spinal canal, through which the spinal cord passes. When this occurs, the spinal cord or nerve roots can become compressed, resulting in pain, muscle weakness, tingling, or other symptoms.
Causes of Spinal Stenosis
Spinal stenosis can be caused by a diverse array of spine conditions, including:
Spinal stenosis laser spine therapy can be used for most forms of spinal stenosis, with the exception of rare or severe issues like spinal tumors. During this procedure, a laser probe is inserted into the spine through a small incision. The probe is used to remove the tissue pressing against the spine, thus relieving both symptoms and the underlying condition in a minimally invasive manner.
To learn more about whether spinal stenosis laser spine therapy is right for you, please click below and enter your information or call the Datta Endoscopic Back Surgery and Pain Center at (646) 374-1799.
Causes of Spinal Stenosis
Spinal stenosis can be caused by a diverse array of spine conditions, including:
- Herniated discs, a disc that ruptures and allows the inner portion to herniate out
- Bulging discs, a disc that becomes misshapen
- Spondylosis, a type of spinal osteoarthritis
- Bone spurs, or abnormal deposits of calcium on the vertebrae
- Vertebral fractures, which can occur in situations like car accidents, falls, or sports injuries
- Kyphosis, a disorder of spinal alignment
- Scoliosis, another form if spinal desalinate
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- Spinal tumors, which are rare as a whole and not usually malignant when they do occur
Often, spinal stenosis can be treated without resorting to surgery. This is preferable because even minimally invasive forms of surgery have more risks and costs than not undergoing surgery at all. In cases where symptoms are severe or progressive, and when the issue does not respond to conservative treatments, then more intense treatment can be considered.
Spinal stenosis laser spine therapy can be used for most forms of spinal stenosis, with the exception of rare or severe issues like spinal tumors. During this procedure, a laser probe is inserted into the spine through a small incision. The probe is used to remove the tissue pressing against the spine, thus relieving both symptoms and the underlying condition in a minimally invasive manner.
To learn more about whether spinal stenosis laser spine therapy is right for you, please click below and enter your information or call the Datta Endoscopic Back Surgery and Pain Center at (646) 374-1799.






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