Failed Rhizotomy

Failed Rhizotomy

A Rhizotomy is a surgical procedure aimed at relieving chronic pain by severing nerve roots in the spinal cord. While many experience significant pain reduction, a failed rhizotomy can occur, leaving patients in discomfort or with uneasy symptoms. Dr. Gurneet Singh...
20 Years After Spinal Fusion

20 Years After Spinal Fusion

Twenty years after a spinal fusion, patients often find themselves reflecting on their recovery. They also think about the surgery’s long-term effects. They include persistent pain. Also, the challenges faced, lifestyle changes, advances in spinal care tech, and the...
Understanding Dystonia and Seizures

Understanding Dystonia and Seizures

Understanding Dystonia Dystonia is a condition where your muscles contract by themselves, causing parts of your body to move in ways you didn’t plan, resulting in twisting, strange postures, or repetitive movements, like your muscles playing a tune you didn’t pick....
Understanding Acute Symptomatic Seizures

Understanding Acute Symptomatic Seizures

Acute symptomatic seizures (ASS) occur in close relation to an acute brain injury. Unlike other types of seizures, they’re directly tied to an immediate cause. They often resolve once the doctor understands and treats the cause. It is a distinct type of seizure,...