Monday, December 28, 2015

Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery NJ


Dr. John D. Lipani is a leading neurosurgeon with advanced training and experience in complex and minimally invasive spinal surgery serving Greater Princeton NJ and surrounding areas. His advanced techniques and clinical expertise contribute to superior results.  Recent developments and technological innovations have allowed many spinal conditions to be treated with minimally invasive spine surgery in NJ, now available to many of Dr. Lipani’s patients. Typically, minimally invasive spine surgery is performed through a penny-sized incision to relieve symptoms, restore function and quality of life.

Dr. Lipani performs minimally invasive spine surgery (MISS) in NJ by utilizing fluoroscopic (real-time x-ray) image guidance to navigate through small openings. The benefits of MISS include shorter recovery time, reduced blood loss, smaller incisions and less post-operative discomfort. While minimally invasive spine surgery in NJ may not be appropriate in all cases, common indications include discectomies or spinal decompression surgery and spinal fusion. When speaking with Dr. Lipani about your condition, he will explain all your treatment options to help you make a speedy and definitive recovery.

With minimally invasive spine surgery in NJ, some patients will not require overnight hospital stays. Others may be required to stay for 1-2 days, dependent on the spinal surgery performed. Because of the small incision and minor disruption to muscles and soft tissue, patients can expect less post-operative pain compared with traditional, open spinal surgery. Some patients may require a short course of physical therapy after surgery while others may resume their normal daily activities in as early as 24 hours.

Spinal conditions commonly treated by Dr. Lipani with minimally invasive surgery include:

If you or a loved one is experiencing pain, numbness, tingling or weakness associated with a spinal condition, please seek medical attention right away as some conditions may result in permanent loss of function if left untreated.

For more information about minimally invasive spine surgery in NJ, or to schedule an appointment with Dr. John D. Lipani, contact Princeton Neurological Surgery at (609) 890-3400 or visit our website at: www.princetonneurologicalsurgery.com.



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