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Oct
At the Center for the Functional Restoration of the Spine (CFRS), we know that nearly everyone experiences back pain at some point — from athletes and active adults to those who sit at a desk all day. While many cases are caused by muscle strain, sometimes back pain can sig...
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Oct
At the Center for the Functional Restoration of the Spine (CFRS), one of the most common conditions we treat is spinal stenosis. Many patients come to us worried about ongoing back or neck pain, tingling, or weakness — and often, spinal stenosis is the underlying cause. Thi...
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Sep
At the Center for the Functional Restoration of the Spine (CFRS), we often see young athletes dealing with back pain that isn't just “muscle soreness. ” In some cases, the cause is a pars fracture—a stress fracture in a small part of the vertebra called the...
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Aug
At the Center for the Functional Restoration of the Spine (CFRS), we know that back and neck pain can be frustrating, confusing, and sometimes overwhelming. Whether you're experiencing sudden discomfort or managing a long-term condition, having clear, accurate information c...
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Jul
At the Center for the Functional Restoration of the Spine (CFRS), we believe in educating our patients every step of the way—especially when surgery becomes part of the care plan. For those who may ultimately require surgical intervention, one of the most common questions w...
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May
At the Center for the Functional Restoration of the Spine (CFRS), our philosophy is simple: surgery should never be the first option. We are committed to a conservative approach, using non-operative treatments to relieve pain and restore function whenever possible. Back and neck ...
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Apr
If you're dealing with stubborn low back or pelvic pain — especially if it's radiating into the upper leg — your sacroiliac (SI) joint could be the source. SI joint dysfunction is a frequently overlooked cause of chronic pain, but fortunately, it's highly treata...
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Apr
When you're told you may need spine surgery, it's natural to feel uncertain, overwhelmed, or even scared. Your spine is the central support for your entire body—so the stakes are high, and the decision deserves thoughtful consideration. At The Center for the Functiona...
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Mar
Spinal conditions can significantly impact your quality of life, making everyday activities difficult and painful. If conservative treatments such as physical therapy, medications, or injections have failed to provide relief, robotic spine surgery may be an option. But how do you...
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Feb
Minimally invasive spine surgery (MISS) has revolutionized the way spinal conditions are treated, offering patients a safer and more effective alternative to traditional open surgery. For those suffering from chronic back or neck pain, understanding the benefits and recovery proc...
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Feb
Back pain can be debilitating, significantly impacting daily life. For some, surgery offers the promise of relief and a return to normalcy. However, not all spinal surgeries result in the desired outcome. When pain persists or worsens after surgery, it's often referred to a...
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Jan
As a spine surgeon, one of the most critical conversations we have with patients is about the potential need for revision spine surgery. While primary spine surgery aims to alleviate pain and restore function, there are situations where additional intervention becomes necessary...
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