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Russel talking about his spinal fusion success story.

Spinal Fusion Success Story: Russell’s Journey Back to Golf, Hockey, and Family Life

By Back Pain, Minimally Invasive Spine, Minimally Invasive Spine Blogs, Spine Speciality

After nearly four years of chronic back pain and uncertainty, Russell found the confidence to undergo spinal fusion surgery with Dr. Gigante. In this patient success story, he shares how the procedure relieved his pain, restored his mobility, and helped him return to the activities he loves, including golf, hockey, working out, and spending quality time with his family. Watch Russell tell his story in his own words and learn how spinal fusion can help the right patients reclaim an active life.

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Dr. D’Ambrosio Discussing MVD Surgery.

Is Microvascular Decompression for Hemifacial Spasm Safe? Risks & Recovery

By Facial Wellness Blogs

Microvascular decompression (MVD) surgery can provide lasting relief for hemifacial spasm by addressing the underlying cause of nerve compression rather than simply treating symptoms. While any brain surgery carries risks, experienced neurosurgical teams carefully evaluate each patient, use advanced monitoring during the procedure, and follow meticulous surgical techniques to maximize safety and achieve the best possible outcomes.

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eurosurgeons of New Jersey physicians Dr. Michael Kaiser, Dr. Richard Anderson, and Dr. David Estin with Dr. Caleb Rutledge at the 2026 Society of University Neurosurgeons meeting in Lima, Peru.

NSONJ Neurosurgeons Share Expertise at International Society of University Neurosurgeons Meeting

By Minimally Invasive Spine

Dr. Michael Kaiser, Dr. Richard Anderson, Dr. David Estin, and Dr. Caleb Rutledge recently represented the practice at the 2026 annual meeting of the Society of University Neurosurgeons (SUN), held June 28 through July 2 in Lima, Peru. Their participation reflected not only the practice’s commitment to exceptional patient care, but also its ongoing leadership in academic neurosurgery, research, and education.

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Facial Twitching: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

By Facial Wellness Blogs

Facial twitching is usually temporary and caused by common factors like stress, fatigue, caffeine, or eye strain. However, persistent twitching, especially when it affects only one side of the face or gradually worsens, may be a sign of hemifacial spasm or another neurological condition. Learn the most common causes of facial twitching, when to seek medical evaluation, how doctors diagnose the problem, and the treatment options available.

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