Sentences with phrase «spinal surgery requires»

Spinal surgery requires special skills and instrumentation to gain access to the spinal cord through the bony vertebra.

Not exact matches

Patients undergoing spinal fusion surgery who are treated with methadone during the procedure require significantly less intravenous and oral opioids to manage postoperative pain, reports a new study published in the May issue of Anesthesiology, the peer - reviewed medical journal of the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA).

«Epidural stimulation electrodes are implanted during surgery and are located right on the surface of the spinal cord, so they require little current to activate the spinal cord,» Moritz explained.

Caused by wear and tear to spinal disks, it often requires medication, cortisone shots, physical therapy, surgery, or all of the above — none of which is guaranteed to work.

Because I have had two spinal surgeries, I have required changes to how I practice to protect my body.

After chasing the suspect into an intersection, Peydro was struck by a vehicle, causing damage to his teeth and jaws (which will require surgery after his spinal injuries heal), as well as extensive damage to his vertebrae.

Spinal surgery is very expensive and requires a long recovery period but may be the best choice if the dog is to regain normal function.

I've had no problems submitting claims for my two dogs — one with a lifelong illness that requires bi-monthly injections, and the other with a recent spinal injury that required major surgery.

The deep - chested Ridgeback may also pass along gastro - intestinal issues such as bloat as well as dermoid sinus, a ridge that runs along their spinal column and can require surgery.

Mary was in horrific spinal pain that required surgery which left her in worse condition than before.

Attorney Ventura has handled many cases involving a wide variety of injuries, both physical and emotional, ranging from muscle and ligament injuries to more complex cases involving serious neurological and orthopedic injuries (such as brain and spinal injuries and serious fractures) requiring surgeries and leaving individuals with lifelong impairments and disabilities.

In Slack v. Bednar, the plaintiff suffered a spinal fracture in a ski accident and required surgery.

A simple rear - end collision at a stoplight or a motorcycle being run off the road can have devastating consequences, such as traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, burns, disfigurement and skin deformity, which could requiring skin graft surgery.

If you or a loved one has suffered a spinal cord injury, prompt treatment, surgery (as required) and intensive rehabilitation can lead to better chances of recovery.

Serious slip - and - fall injuries — broken bones, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, back injuries, severe lacerations, etc. — also often require long - term treatment such as physical therapy, surgery and rehabilitation.

Falls can lead to serious injuries, including broken bones, spinal cord damage, head trauma and injuries requiring further surgery.

My client was able to duck and yet he still sustained a major spinal injury that will require surgery.

Plaintiff claimed spinal injuries that required multiple surgeries.

Common injuries resulting from serious car accidents include fractures, head injuries, spinal cord injuries, disfigurement, loss of fetus, amputation, or internal injuries requiring surgery.

My clients are primarily those who have suffered major injuries — most often spinal injuries or other serious injuries requiring surgery — or families who have suffered the death of a family member due to the negligence of others.

Although some car accident victims may result largely unscathed, others may suffer broken bones, organ damage, brain and spinal cord injury, The injured party may require recurrent doctors» appointments, medications and surgery, at - home care, specialized transportation assistance, and time off from work — all placing mental and financial strain on the individual and his or her household.

If untreated, sciatica can lead to chronic pain, requiring physical therapy, spinal injections, and possibly surgery.