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Why choose Buffalo Spine and sports medicine?

Patient Portal We'll Help You Take Back Your lifestyle. Buffalo Spine and Sports Medicine, P.C., is one of the largest and most established Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) practices in Western New York.

Why choose University at Buffalo Neurosurgery?

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How long have our physicians been trusted by the Buffalo Bills?

State of the Art Minimally Invasive Motion Preserving Spine Care Use the same spine surgeon the Buffalo Bills, Buffalo Sabres do! 716-438-2973 Buffalo Spine Surgery, PLLC

What are the hours for physical therapy in Buffalo NY?

Plan your visit Patient portal sign in We Treat Everyone The physicians of University at Buffalo Neurosurgery are passionately committed to patient care, education, and clinical research. It is our mission, as a multifaceted neurosurgical practice, to continually deliver excellence and exceed standards in all areas of neurosurgery.

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The Best at Making You Better

UBMD Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine is the largest orthopaedics group in Western New York, and we’re committed to improving lives in our community.

Comprehensive Orthopaedic Services

From foot and ankle injuries to spine conditions and back pain, concussion and sports medicine, our doctors, physical therapists, athletic trainers and other members of the care team can help with any orthopaedic injury or issue. Plus, more than 80 percent of patients are treated nonsurgically.

Physical Therapy

Our physicians and physical therapists work side by side to put together a comprehensive approach to your care and recovery. In some cases, physical therapy can even prevent the need for surgery and reduce or elimnate the need for pain medications.

Concussion Management Clinic

The UB Concussion Management Clinic performs comprehensive concussion research and treatment with internationally recognized experts here in Western New York.

Urgent Orthopaedic Care

UB OrthoCare offers expert care for urgent injury of bones, joints, muscles, concussions and more at three convenient locations across Western New York.

Teach, Train & Heal

All physicians with UBMD Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine are also professors at the Jacobs School at the University at Buffalo, training today’s students to be the doctors of tomorrow.

What is an endoscope used for?

The typical endoscope used in neurosurgery features a tiny lens at the end of a small catheter and camera for visualization, a light source for illumination, and one or more channels through which instruments can be inserted for surgical manipulation. Endoscopy is most frequently used to treat hydrocephalus, often eliminating the need for shunting, but endoscopy can also be applied to treat pituitary and intraventricular tumors and lesions. This type of surgery is appealing to patients because incisions are small and cosmetic with minimal skin disruption as compared to more open surgical procedures. As a result, post-operative pain and recovery time is significantly reduced.

What is endovascular surgery?

The term endovascular refers to any medical treatment that accesses the body’s extensive network of blood vessels to treat serious abnormalities throughout the body. Using endovascular technology, UBNS neurosurgeons can access almost any major artery or vein (usually in the upper leg or arm) with a small needle puncture.

What is KL2 research?

The KL2 Research Career Development Program supports state-of-the-art clinical and translational research and provides young investigators with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform high-impact research and succeed in today’s highly competitive research environment.

Where does sacroiliac joint pain come from?

Pain from sacroiliac joint dysfunction can be felt anywhere in the lower back or spine, buttocks, pelvis, groin, or sometimes in the legs. Chronic SI joint pain symptoms can make it difficult to perform common daily tasks and can affect every aspect of a patient’s life.

Can SI joints cause pain?

People with SI joint dysfunction can experience pain and impaired function. It’s important to note that SI joint pain symptoms can be similar to those of other conditions of the lumbar spine, pelvis, and hip, and you will need an SI joint examination to properly diagnose the origin of the pain.

Is spine surgery invasive?

Spine Surgery. By definition, minimally invasive procedures are less traumatic to the body than conventional, open surgical treatments for the same condition. With the help of special devices and techniques, doctors can, in many cases, perform delicate procedures through a small incision.

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