An intradural extramedullary tumor is a spinal cord tumor that causes spinal cord compression — nerves in and around the spinal cord are compressed as the tumor grows in size....
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Being diagnosed with a cervical spine tumor can be frightening — there are many questions that come up, and it can often be a challenge to find the right answers….
Have you been diagnosed with a spinal meningioma? Planning the details of your spinal meningioma surgery can be more overwhelming than the surgery itself. From making sure that insurance will…
Benign nerve sheath tumors are nervous system disorders that can come in many different forms. They are very amenable to treatment, but sometimes the best option is no treatment at...
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Back pain is a condition that varies widely between patients. Everybody has a unique set of causes and symptoms, therefore everybody may respond differently to treatment. Luckily, there are a…
Chronic neck pain is not just a significant physical setback, but a frustrating (and even confusing experience) as well. If you’re one of many people dealing with chronic neck pain…
The recovery from spinal surgery used to be a months-long commitment, fraught with pain, inactivity and even resulting immobility. All of this is in the past with the more recently…
Making the right health care decisions for yourself involves knowing your options and having the information to choose the right ones. If you have been diagnosed with a spinal meningioma,…
Spinal meningiomas are the second most common spinal tumor. Although more common than other types of spinal tumors, recent advances have allowed for successful intervention and spinal meningioma treatment. Some…
Benign nerve sheath tumors come in two forms, schwannomas and neurofibromas. They are very similar and treatment considerations for both are virtually identical. If you've been diagnosed with a benign...
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