The Different Types Of Malignant Spinal Tumors

Category: Spine | Author: Stefano Sinicropi

Spinal tumors can develop in many different forms, and one of the more severe forms is a malignant tumor. These types of tumors have cells that can grow uncontrollably and spread locally or to other areas of the body. They are cancerous by nature and require prompt treatment to reduce the likelihood that they spread […]

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Treating Spinal Nerve Sheath Tumors

Category: Back Pain, Spine | Author: Stefano Sinicropi

Your spinal nerves are protected by a thin layer of myelin and connective tissue called a nerve sheath. If an issue develops in the cells within this insulative cover, a nerve sheath tumor can develop. The majority of these nerve sheath tumors are non-cancerous, but they will need to be monitored and they can compress […]

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How Older Adults Can Prevent Spinal Osteopenia

Category: Spine | Author: Stefano Sinicropi

Osteopenia is a medical condition that takes a closer look at a person’s bone mineral density (BMD). Strong, dense bones are more stable and less likely to fracture when stressed, but we all naturally lose some bone mineral density as we get older. Osteopenia occurs when your bone mineral density is lower than what is […]

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Improve Your Spine Health During Correct Posture Month

Category: Spine | Author: Stefano Sinicropi

Did you know that each May we celebrate National Correct Posture Month? As the name implies, National Correct Posture Month focuses on helping people become more aware of their posture positioning throughout the day so that they can make simple adjustments that can improve the health of their spine. In today’s blog, we’re going to […]

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4 Surprising Problems That Stem From Poor Posture

Category: Spine | Author: Stefano Sinicropi

Having poor posture can take a significant toll on the health of your spine. If you regularly have poor posture, you’re at an increased risk of developing issues like herniated discs or sciatica, but your health problems aren’t just isolated to your spine. There are a number of other health conditions that can develop if […]

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Middle Back Pain Oftentimes Tied To Heavy Electronics Use

Category: Spine | Author: Stefano Sinicropi

Smartphones and tablets make it easier for children and teens to have access to countless books, movies and educational materials at the touch of a button, but excessive screen time can be harmful to more than just their brain. According to research out of Brazil, heavy screen use in children and teens may lead to […]

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What to Do if Your Back Hurts When Bending Over

Category: Spine | Author: Stefano Sinicropi

If you’re reluctant to bend over and pick something off the ground or to perform a task like putting your socks on, you’re not alone. Countless Americans have issues with their back that makes bending over uncomfortable or downright painful. But what is going on in your spine to cause this discomfort, and more importantly, […]

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My Back Doesn’t Hurt – Why Am I Being Referred To A Spine Specialist

Category: Spine | Author: Stefano Sinicropi

In most instances, if you’re dealing with uncomfortable symptoms in a particular area of your body, the problem is housed in the same area. For example, if you’re dealing with ankle pain, odds are the problem is the result of a painful sprain or arthritic degeneration in your ankle joint. However, the reason we said […]

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