Dr. Datta has performed the first ever Multizyte® surgery in the United States. This unique surgical technique is meant to provide a better solution for lower back pain. The Multizyte® surgery uses state of the art equipment to specifically treat all structures responsible for the pain caused by the sacroiliac joint.
Chronic low back pain affects a substantial amount of people in the United States leading to lack of work and suffering. One of the main common causes of pain in the lower back is pain arising from one of the biggest and least well-known joints in the body called the sacroiliac joint, or the S.I. joint, which can cause chronic pain if not treated properly. Unfortunately, the sacroiliac joint pain has been very difficult to treat as most treatments target only the nerves supplying the joint, or has tried to treat the degenerated joint itself, without treatment of other important structures such as ligaments, tendons or joint capsules responsible for keeping the joint intact and maintaining strength. Various treatments that have been implemented before include nerve blocks, destroying the nerves utilizing electric current (radiofrequency) or treatments stabilizing the joint, such as inserting screws or dowels in the joint.
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Chronic low back pain affects a substantial amount of people in the United States leading to lack of work and suffering. One of the main common causes of pain in the lower back is pain arising from one of the biggest and least well-known joints in the body called the sacroiliac joint, or the S.I. joint, which can cause chronic pain if not treated properly. Unfortunately, the sacroiliac joint pain has been very difficult to treat as most treatments target only the nerves supplying the joint, or has tried to treat the degenerated joint itself, without treatment of other important structures such as ligaments, tendons or joint capsules responsible for keeping the joint intact and maintaining strength. Various treatments that have been implemented before include nerve blocks, destroying the nerves utilizing electric current (radiofrequency) or treatments stabilizing the joint, such as inserting screws or dowels in the joint.
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