If You Have Persistent Lower Back Pain from Spinal Stenosis, It May Be Time for Surgery

The surgeons at Arkansas Surgical Hospital have extensive experience in helping patients alleviate persistent lower back pain associated with lumbar spinal stenosis. For patients who are ready, a lumbar laminectomy is the best solution. If you have been living with the chronic lower back pain that results from lumbar spinal stenosis, the time has come…

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How is a Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery Performed?

The cutting-edge technology used in minimally invasive spine surgery allows for shorter procedures, faster recovery time, and less muscle damage in patients experiencing chronic back pain. Minimally invasive spine surgery involves making smaller incisions in order to perform spinal procedures, which typically results in a much lower risk of damage to the muscles and tissues…

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How You Can Manage Your Knee Arthritis Pain

If you experience chronic knee arthritis pain, you might be wondering what is causing it and how you can treat it. Depending on the extent of the arthritic damage, you can manage your pain using non-invasive and surgical methods. Your knee joint is a complex mechanism that normally supports your full body weight without difficulty…

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Is a Reverse Total Shoulder Replacement Right for You?

Depending on the degree of damage you may have in your shoulder, reverse total shoulder replacement surgery may be the better option over a standard shoulder replacement. As your body ages, your shoulder becomes more susceptible to damage from arthritis, an increase in shoulder pain, and a decrease in your range of motion. If surgical…

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The Symptoms of a Rotator Cuff Injury and What You Should Do

You can prevent further damage to your rotator cuff by recognizing symptoms of a serious injury and contacting your doctor. Your rotator cuff consists of four separate muscles that come together over your shoulder joint. Unfortunately, there are many ways in which a shoulder can be injured, including tendonitis, arthritis, falls, athletic activities, bone spurs,…

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Is There a “Right Time” to Get a Hip Replacement?

It may be time to speak to a surgeon about total hip replacement surgery if your chronic hip pain is limiting you from enjoying your life. Are you tired of continuous hip pain? If so, then it could be time for total hip replacement surgery—also known as arthroplasty of the hip. Of course, the “right…

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