Neck & Back
Treatment Options
We offer a comprehensive range of spine treatments, emphasizing conservative management whenever possible, while providing access to the most advanced surgical interventions when necessary. Our approach is tailored to each patient's specific condition and goals.
Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
Spinal Decompression Advanced techniques to relieve pressure on neural structures while preserving spinal stability whenever possible.
Spinal Stabilization and Fusion
TOPS (Total Posterior Spine) System Revolutionary motion-preserving alternative to fusion that maintains spinal flexibility while providing stability.
Non-surgical Treatments
SI (Sacroiliac) Joint Injections Specialized injections for SI joint dysfunction, a common source of low back and buttock pain.
Radiofrequency Ablation Advanced procedure that uses heat to interrupt pain signals from affected nerves, providing longer-lasting relief.
Common Spine Conditions
Our spine specialists provide expert diagnosis and treatment for the full range of neck and back conditions, from common problems like low back pain to complex spinal deformities requiring specialized surgical intervention.
Low Back Pain Comprehensive evaluation and treatment of acute and chronic low back pain, addressing both mechanical and neurological causes with individualized treatment plans.
Nerve Compression Conditions
Cauda Equina Syndrome A serious condition involving compression of nerve roots at the bottom of the spinal cord, requiring immediate medical attention.
Other Conditions
Compression Fractures Vertebral fractures are often related to osteoporosis or trauma, and are treated with both conservative management and minimally invasive procedures.
Spinal Instability Abnormal movement between vertebrae that can cause pain and neurological symptoms, often requiring stabilization procedures.
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Understanding Your Neck and Spine Anatomy
Your spine consists of 33 stacked vertebrae that provide the center support for your body so that you can stand, bend, and twist. Together with muscles, tendons, and ligaments, they protect your spinal cord from injury and damage. The discs between your vertebrae act as shock absorbers, cushioning the vertebrae and preventing them from rubbing together
Your vertebrae are divided among the cervical spine (neck), the thoracic spine (upper back), the lumbar spine (lower back), and the sacral region (bottom of the spine). Beneath the spine, your coccyx (tailbone) is a triangular arrangement of four small bones.
Don't Wait - Schedule Your Consultation Today
At some point, most of us will experience neck or back pain. But when it becomes persistent enough to significantly limit your movement – keeping you from working or participating in activities you enjoy – it’s time to see one of our neck and back specialists at Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin.
Why OHOW is Your Best Choice for Spine Care:
- Patient-centered excellence focused on your individual needs and optimal outcomes
- Advanced pain management, including cutting-edge injection techniques and implant technologies
- Immediate access to fellowship-trained spine specialists
- Comprehensive evaluation with thorough diagnosis and personalized treatment planning
- Complete treatment options from conservative care to innovative surgical procedures
- Minimally invasive techniques for reduced pain and faster recovery
- Proven expertise in treating complex spinal conditions
- Coordinated care from diagnosis through complete rehabilitation
Contact Orthopaedic Hospital of Wisconsin today to schedule your consultation and begin your journey toward a pain-free, active lifestyle. Our spine specialists are ready to provide the expert, compassionate care you need to reclaim your life from neck and back pain.