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Neuro Spine Surgery in Denville, NJ

What is Neuro Spine Surgery?

Neuro spine surgery is a specialized field of neurosurgery that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of disorders affecting the spine and nervous system. Our expert neurosurgeons at Denville Medical combine their in-depth knowledge of the nervous system with advanced surgical techniques to provide comprehensive care for patients with spine-related conditions.

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Neuro Spine Surgery vs. Orthopedic Spine Surgery

While both neuro spine surgeons and orthopedic spine surgeons treat conditions of the spine, there are key differences in their approach and expertise:
  • Focus: Neuro spine surgeons specialize in treating conditions that affect the nervous system, including the spinal cord and nerves. Orthopedic spine surgeons primarily focus on the bones, joints, and soft tissues of the spine.
  • Training: Neuro spine surgeons complete extensive training in neurosurgery, with a deep understanding of the central and peripheral nervous systems. Orthopedic spine surgeons have a background in orthopedics, focusing on the musculoskeletal system.
  • Complex Cases: Neuro spine surgeons are often better equipped to handle complex cases involving tumors, nerve-related issues, or conditions affecting the spinal cord.
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What Are Some Signs You Might Need Neurosurgery?

Some signs indicating a potential need for neurosurgery include persistent and severe back pain or neck pain, weakness or numbness in limbs, difficulty walking, loss of bladder or bowel control, progressive neurological symptoms, and worsening conditions despite non-surgical treatments. It’s important to consult with a specialist like Dr. Hunt to evaluate your specific situation and determine the best course of action.


 

Conditions Treated by Neuro Spine Surgeons

Our neuro spine surgeons at Denville Medical treat a wide range of conditions, including:

  1. Herniated discs
  2. Spinal stenosis
  3. Spinal cord tumors
  4. Spinal cord injuries
  5. Degenerative disc disease
  6. Scoliosis and other spinal deformities
  7. Chiari malformation
  8. Syringomyelia
  9. Spinal infections
  10. Nerve root compression
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Types of Neuro Spine Surgeries

Our skilled surgeons perform various types of procedures, including:

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  1. Microdiscectomy
  2. Laminectomy
  3. Spinal fusion
  4. Artificial disc replacement
  5. Spinal cord stimulation
  6. Kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty
  7. Minimally invasive spine surgery
  8. Complex spinal reconstruction
  9. Tumor resection
  10. Revision spine surgery


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Why Choose Dr. Gabriel Hunt Spine for Neurosurgery in Denville?

Dr. Gabriel Hunt is a highly respected and reviewed board-certified neurosurgeon in Denville who continues to research and pursue information about advanced techniques for the brain and spine, which are his areas of specialty.

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  • He is known for using minimally invasive techniques and has, in fact, developed some of the most advanced procedures in use today.
  • A member of the American Medical Association, the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, and the Congress of Neurological Surgeons, Dr. Hunt has been awarded several prestigious fellowships.
  • A number of articles containing his research and writings have appeared in professional journals, and they have uniformly received excellent peer reviews.
  • A sought-after speaker, he has also been invited to do numerous presentations on his results and findings both in the United States and abroad.


Common Myths About Spine Surgery: Debunked

At Denville Medical, we believe in educating our patients about their treatment options. Let’s address some common misconceptions about spine surgery:

Myth 1: All spine surgeries are highly risky and have a low success rate

Reality: While all surgeries carry some risk, modern spine surgery techniques have significantly improved outcomes. Success rates vary depending on the specific condition and procedure, but many patients experience substantial pain relief and improved function after spine surgery.

Myth 2: Spine surgery always involves large incisions and long recovery times

Reality: Advancements in minimally invasive techniques have revolutionized spine surgery. Many procedures can now be performed through small incisions, resulting in less tissue damage, reduced pain, and faster recovery times compared to traditional open surgeries.

Myth 3: Once you have spine surgery, you can never participate in physical activities or sports again

Reality: The goal of spine surgery is to improve your quality of life, including your ability to engage in physical activities. While recovery times vary, many patients return to their favorite sports and activities after proper rehabilitation and clearance from their surgeon.

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Neurosurgery FAQ


  • What is the most common surgery for neurosurgery?
  • What is the most common reasons for neurosurgery?
  • Why would a neurologist refer you to a neurosurgeon?
  • What can a neurosurgeon do for nerve damage?
  • Can a neurosurgeon fix a pinched nerve?
  • Would a neurosurgeon be needed after a concussion?
  • What technology do neurosurgeons use?
What is the most common surgery for neurosurgery?

The most common surgery for neurosurgery is decompression surgery to alleviate pressure on the spinal cord or nerves.

What is the most common reasons for neurosurgery?

The most common reasons for neurosurgery include treating spinal disorders such as herniated discs, spinal stenosis, or degenerative disc disease.

Why would a neurologist refer you to a neurosurgeon?

A neurologist might refer a patient to a neurosurgeon for conditions that require surgical intervention, such as kyphosissevere spinal disorders, or traumatic spine injuries.

What can a neurosurgeon do for nerve damage?

Neurosurgeons can repair nerve damage through procedures like nerve grafting, nerve decompression, or nerve repair surgeries.

Can a neurosurgeon fix a pinched nerve?

Yes, a neurosurgeon can often alleviate symptoms of a pinched nerve through surgical procedures like diskectomy.

Would a neurosurgeon be needed after a concussion?

In most cases, a neurosurgeon would potentially be needed for complex cases of concussion. Concussions are typically managed by neurologists or primary care physicians specializing in sports medicine, who monitor symptoms and provide guidance on recovery.

What technology do neurosurgeons use?

Neurosurgeons use various technologies such as MRI and CT scans for imaging, intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring, and advanced surgical tools like lasers and robotic systems. Also check out our Blog regarding the Impact of Technology on Neurosurgery.

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At Denville Medical, our neuro spine surgery team is committed to providing personalized care using the latest evidence-based treatments. We work closely with each patient to develop a tailored treatment plan that addresses their unique needs and goals.

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