DISCSEEL® Procedure

A computed-tomography scan (also known as CT scan) is a radiological imaging method that creates two-dimensional images in the body in horizontal and cross sectional (sliced). CT is often used to…

A herniated disc is a soft area between the bones of the spine pressing on the nerves surrounding the backbone. Herniate (pronounced her-nee’ate) is a contraction of the word herniate,…

Recently, an important study exposed a shocking reality: one unnecessary spine surgery is performed every eight minutes in the United States on a Medicare patient.  This was reported by the…

News Flash: Sciatica isn’t caused by disc herniations. In this article, we explore three compelling reasons why sciatica is attributed to disc gel, which comes from disc tears, and not…

Dr. Kevin Pauza talks to SheKnows.com about annular tears, one of the most common causes of back pain. Read the article here.Get your no-obligation, free consultation to learn more about Discseel®.…

Nashville Medical News takes a look at why an Annulargram™ is a better option for diagnosing back pain than MRI. Read the article here.Get your no-obligation, free consultation to learn more about…

Your doctor will examine your back and check for tenderness. To determine the source of your pain, your doctor might ask you to lie down and then move your legs…

Hip pain can be combined with back pain. This can lead to lower back pain, groin and buttock pain, as well as knee pain. To describe people who experience pain…

An epidural steroid injection (ESI), which is minimally invasive, can be used to relieve pain in the neck, arm and legs caused by spinal stenosis, disc herniation, or spinal stenosis.…

Although herniated discs can’t be replaced, they can often be treated without the need for surgery. Here are some exercises and stretches that can help relieve herniated disc symptoms. The…