The cervical spine refers to the neck region of the spine that supports the body. In a relaxed position, the typical cervical spine has a “C” shaped curve called lordosis. The opening of the curve goes toward the back of the neck. Kyphosis is the opposite of lordosis. Cervical means relating to the neck. While…
Microforaminotomy is a surgical option that may help relieve nerve compression in the spine while limiting tissue disruption. For people with persistent radiating pain, numbness, or weakness caused by foraminal stenosis or disc-related nerve irritation, microforaminotomy can be an option to consider after appropriate nonoperative care. This article explains what microforaminotomy involves, who may be…
When neurologic symptoms or spine-related pain affect daily life, finding a neurosurgical team that combines technical skill with compassionate care can make a meaningful difference. Texas Neuro-Spine Surgery offers a coordinated approach to Dallas neurosurgery that emphasizes careful diagnosis, a conservative-first mindset, and personalized plans for patients facing complex conditions. Real patient stories illustrate how…
Choosing a back surgeon in Dallas can feel overwhelming when pain or neurologic symptoms limit daily life. Learning what common procedures address specific problems and how those surgeries fit into a broader care plan may help you ask informed questions and feel more confident during consultations. The following guide explains the common procedures performed at…
Minimally invasive spine surgery has become an important option for people managing persistent back or neck pain who want to reduce recovery time and return to daily life sooner. At Texas Neuro-Spine Surgery, Dr. Chris Michael emphasizes a conservative first approach and helps patients understand when a surgical option may be appropriate. Learning what minimally…