Minimally Invasive Lumbar Decompression Outcomes

OUTCOMES: MINIMALLY INVASIVE LUMBAR DECOMPRESSION, ENDOSCOPY ASSISTED

At the Spine Institute Northwest we strive to provide quality care to all our patients. To ensure we are providing the best possible care, we track the outcomes of all procedures done at our clinic.

We evaluate short and long term postoperative complications, the satisfaction of our patients, the effectiveness of procedures and techniques used, patients’ return to work prospective, postoperative medication dependency, perioperative data, and much more.

Data gathered is used to analyze areas that need improvement and to share the effectiveness and the safety of minimally invasive spine surgery, regenerative therapy, and other procedures done at the Spine Institute Northwest.

ONGOING RESEARCH:

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Read the full article, Orthobiologic Supplementation & Clinical Outcomes in Journal of Clinical Medicine Research

 

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• 5-Year Report on complications and risk factors of endoscopic assisted lumbar surgery in an outpatient facility – Full manuscript also available from Pain Physician 2017; 20:E221-E231
  
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*** Abstract presented at Conference: 15th World Congress of Pain Clinicians. Florida, USA February, 2012

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*** Poster presented at Conference: 15th World Congress of Pain Clinicians . Florida, USA February, 2012 Abstract: A-434-0009-00313

ONGOING RESEARCH:

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• Minimally Invasive Lumbar Fusion and Decompression: OUTCOMES
• PUBLICATIONS, AWARDS, AND SCHOLARSHIPS

FOCUS AREAS:

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• Minimally Invasive Endoscopically Assisted Decompression
• Minimally Invasive Lumbar Fusion and Decompression
• Minimally Invasive Nerve Excision
• Decompression and Stabilization
• Anterior Cervical Decompression and Fusion

Highlights of our publications and presentations:

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• Lumbar Fusion Surgeries Performed in Outpatient Center — Outcomes Study
• 1st China congress on Cervical Spine Endoscopic Technique.Click here to view lecture.
• 15th World Congress of Pain Clinicians: “Preliminary Report of Minimally Invasive Lumbar Spine Surgery Using Full Endoscopic Technique in a Free-Standing Outpatient Center in Washington State”, Florida USA February 2012.