Conditions
At Texas Spine Group, we diagnose and treat a variety of spinal conditions. From herniated discs to scoliosis, our focus is on relieving pain and restoring function, ensuring personalized care for every patient.
Arm and Leg Pain
Arms and legs may experience discomfort because of compressed nerves. Physical therapy serves as the primary treatment method while medications and minimally invasive procedures also provide effective.
Back Pain
The major causes of back pain include muscle strain complications alongside disc issues and arthritis complications. Treatments include physical therapy, pain management, or advanced interventions for chronic cases.
Failed Back Surgery
The continuation of pain follows spinal surgical procedures because of surgical complications or unresolved problems. Revision surgery stands alongside pain management and therapy as possible treatment options.
Myelopathy
Compression of the spinal cord creates coordination difficulties while causing weak muscles and loss of sensation. Decompression surgery stands as one possible treatment method that helps stop condition progression.
Rheumatologic Disorders of the Spine
Autoimmune diseases such as ankylosing spondylitis and rheumatoid arthritis trigger spinal irreversibility through painful inflammation that requires both medication and physical therapy for treatment.
Spine Tumors
Tumors that form in or around the spinal cord produce pain alongside weakness and neurological prognosis, although surgical extraction, targeted chemotherapy, or radiation treatments can help manage the condition.
Spondylolisthesis
Spondylolisthesis occurs when one vertebra slips over another, creating instability with pain symptoms and nerve compression, requiring physical therapy, bracing, or surgical stabilization.
Spinal Injuries and Fractures
Trauma-related spinal damage, including fractures and dislocations, can cause instability, pain, and neurological issues, requiring timely treatment to restore function and prevent complications.
Spinal Infections
Conditions like osteomyelitis or discitis involve a bacterial or fungal infection in spinal structures, causing pain, fever, and inflammation, often managed with antibiotics, antifungal medications, or surgical intervention.
Spinal Deformity
Structural abnormalities such as scoliosis, kyphosis, or lordosis affect spinal alignment, often requiring bracing or corrective surgery to restore posture and function.
Why choose our clinic
At Texas Spine Group, we are dedicated to helping you manage your spinal conditions so you can live better. We provide expert, personalized care tailored to your unique spinal health needs.
Minimally Invasive Approach
Faster recovery, less discomfort.
Personalized Care
Tailored treatment plans for your unique needs.
Expert Surgeons
Leaders in innovative, minimally invasive spine suregery.
Long-Term Wellness
Solutions for lasting pain relief and spinal health.
Comprehensive Support
We guide you every step of the way.
Advanced Technology
We use state-of-the- art technology
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