Back & Spine Surgery Specialists Serving Tucson, AZ
With a regional surgical center conveniently located in Scottsdale, Arizona, access to one of Laser Spine Institute’s experienced spine surgeons couldn’t be more convenient for patients in Tucson. At Laser Spine Institute, we specialize in minimally invasive endoscopic spine procedures that have been designed to relieve neck and back pain that is caused by a variety of degenerative spine conditions. Our appealing alternative to open spine surgery is a safe and effective way to treat prolonged back pain –when conservative treatments have failed – without the risks and lengthy rehabilitation of major surgery.
The Advantages of Endoscopic Procedures
A minimally invasive back surgery from Laser Spine Institute has a number of advantages over open spine surgery. Perhaps the most notable benefit is that endoscopic spine procedures are performed on an outpatient basis. Because patients do not require muscle dissection, recovery is comparatively easy. In fact, most patients walk out of our clinic about an hour after their procedure and only require light rehabilitation to maximize the effectiveness of the procedure. Outpatient procedures also have a significantly lower instance of infection, clotting, and other post-operative risks.
Conditions
At Laser Spine Institute, our spine specialists are at the forefront of this revolutionary field and are able to treat a wide variety of degenerative spine conditions, including:
- Degenerative disc disease
- Discogenic pain
- Spinal stenosis
- Spondylolisthesis
- Foraminal stenosis
- Facet disease
- Osteoarthritis
Meeting with the Spine Doctors at Laser Spine Institute
If you suffer from chronic neck or back pain, and a spine surgeon in Tucson has recommended that you consider surgical treatment, contact Laser Spine Institute to schedule a meeting with an orthopedic surgeon at our Scottsdale surgical center. We’re happy to answer all of your questions and provide you with a complimentary review of your MRI or CT scan upon request.
