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Patient Portal. We are pleased to provide patients with secure, 24/7 access to their health records through the Florida Spine & Pain Specialists Patient Portal. Patients can safely and easily: Request prescription refills; Update insurance/demographic information; Review financial statements/make secure payments; View lab and test results
Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon Regina Morris, PT, DPT, ATC Physical Therapist Andrew Weiss, DPT Physical Therapist Nicole Bowers,PA-C Physician Assistant Daniel Burkholtz, PA-C Physician Assistant Elizabeth Moore, ARNP ARNP Dr. Milad Alam Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon Dr. Michael Auerbach Interventional Pain Medicine Dr. Brian J. Burrough
Trusted Interventional Pain Specialists serving Riverview, FL. Contact us at 813-333-1353 or visit us at 9360 Balm Riverview Road, Riverview, FL 33569: Florida Spine & Pain Specialists 813-333-1353 Book Online
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The doctor will review your medical history with you including reviewing any imaging results you bring with you. He will evaluate the information provided by your primary care and/or the referring specialist that referred you to our office. A detailed physical exam will also be performed. The doctor will then discuss treatment options with you.
When you schedule an appointment with Florida Spine and Pain Specialists we set aside enough time to provide you with the highest quality care. Should you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment please contact our office as soon as possible, and no later than 24 hours prior to scheduled appointment.
Traditionally, spinal surgery has involved large incisions down the middle of the back and the spreading (retracting) of the back muscles to gain access to the spine. This is referred to as “open” spine surgery. Open techniques provide the surgeon with easy access to the spinal anatomy.
Occasionally, the narrowing is so significant that the spinal cord is compressed – this is called myelopathy. Cervical stenosis is not uncommon.
The neck, or cervical spine is made up of 7 bones, or vertebrae. These bones are separated from each other by a specialized cartilage cushion called an intervertebral disc. As we age, the tough outer ring of the discs can become weaker allowing the soft jelly like center to “squirt out”, or herniate.
Minimally invasive spine surgery allows the surgeon to make smaller incisions in the skin and avoid large muscle retraction.
The neck, or cervical spine, is made up of 7 bones (vertebrae). These bones are separated from each other by a specialized cartilage cushion called an intervertebral disc. As we age, the discs begin to “wear out”, causing them to flatten out like a pancake.
Additionally, cervical stenosis is often effectively treated with nonsurgical modalities. However, if surgery is indicated, the vast majority of patients obtain good or excellent outcomes. The physicians and surgeons at Florida Spine Specialists are experts in treating cervical stenosis.
In the cervical spine, a herniated disk can irritate the spinal cord or nearby nerve roots and result in neck, arm, or shoulder pain, numbness, or weakness in the arm or hand.
Rest assured, you’ve come to the right place. Florida Spine Institute is one of the leading and most trusted medical facilities in the Tampa Bay area that specializes in treating the causes of spine and joint pain.
A pinched nerve in the thoracic spine can cause pain in the stomach, chest, legs and arms. Problems that originate in the cervical spine may result in pain and other symptoms in the neck and/or extend into the shoulders, arms and hands.
With so many different joints, muscles, tendons and bones, shoulder pain can be temporary or chronic. A common problem in every age group, many conditions cause hand pain, and there are plenty of successful treatment options.
With so many different joints, muscles, tendons and bones, shoulder pain can be temporary or chronic. Learn More. Hand Pain. A common problem in every age group, many conditions cause hand pain, and there are plenty of successful treatment options. Learn More.
A pinched nerve in the thoracic spine can cause pain in the stomach, chest, legs and arms. Problems that originate in the cervical spine may result in pain and other symptoms in the neck and/or extend into the shoulders, arms and hands.
Neck pain is discomfort between the jaw and shoulders. It may be described as a stiffness, ache, soreness or pain that is sharp, dull, or radiating. Learn More. Shoulder Pain. With so many different joints, muscles, tendons and bones, shoulder pain can be temporary or chronic. Learn More. Hand Pain.
At Central Florida Spine Institute, we’re passionate about doing things properly using only the most advanced, precise and minimally invasive spinal techniques. Focusing on wellness over surgery, we ensure you receive the highest-quality care and individualized treatment for your condition.
Get relief, restore stability and improve range of movement with advanced spine procedures.