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Back or neck pain doesn't have to be something you simply learn to live with
As part of our #BacktoLiving series, we sat down with Dr. Sasha Vaziri of Lyerly Neurosurgery at Baptist Health to discuss how minimally invasive and ultra minimally invasive spine procedures are changing the way patients recover. These advanced techniques are designed to reduce muscle damage, minimize post-operative pain, shorten hospital stays and help many patients get back on their feet sooner. From chronic back pain and herniated discs to scoliosis, today's treatment options may be very different than you expect. Not everyone is a candidate, but many people are. Watch the full River City Live segment at the link in our bio to learn more and find out if minimally invasive spine surgery could be right for you.
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