Centers for Neurosurgery, Spine, and Orthopedics Provides a Comprehensive Approach to Top Spine and Brain Care
Why See a Neurosurgeon for Your Spine and Brain?
For spine and brain conditions requiring surgery, the value of an evaluation by a neurosurgeon is their rigorous training. A neurosurgeon studies the structural biomechanics of the back, including the bones, discs, and muscles, as well as the central nervous system which is responsible for the communication between the brain, spine, and nerves. Consequently, neurosurgeons are the only surgeons licensed to operate on, not just the vertebral bones of the back, but also on the spinal cord, its branching nerves, the blood vessels that supply the entire nervous system including the brain, and the brain tissue itself.
With their definitive expertise, the esteemed physicians at Centers for Neurosurgery, Spine, and Orthopedics philosophically take a conservative approach towards care. Every evaluation involves the consideration of whether a medically proven, evidence-based, non-invasive technique would ultimately treat the patient. Surgery is only offered once it is determined that it would be the best or only option for a cure or improvement to a patient’s condition.
Telemedicine: Your Care Anytime, Anywhere
NSO is now offering telemedicine which allows patients at remote locations such as their home, car, or work, to access CNSO experts quickly and efficiently without requiring any travel. For more information or to schedule a telemedicine visit, call us at 973-633-1122.
CNSO IS THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE BRAIN, SPINE, AND MUSCULOSKELETAL CENTER IN NEW JERSEY.
We have 6 locations throughout northern New Jersey. We are fluent in: Spanish, Korean, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Mandarin Chinese, and English
Spine and Brain Care
Spine Surgeon= Neurosurgeon
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Spine Surgeon=Neurosurgeon
Brain Surgeon= Neurosurgeon
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Brain Surgeon=Neurosurgeon
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
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Pain Management
Surgical and Nonsurgical Approaches to Back and Brain Disorders
TRAUMATIC SPINE CONDITIONS
Spinal cord injuries can occur from trauma to the back resulting in the vertebrae, or discs pushing onto the spinal cord causing pain or loss of movement.
DEGENERATIVE SPINE DISORDERS
Arthritis, as well as other bone diseases, can cause the deterioration of the bony structures surrounding the spine. This leads to back pain and difficulty with movement.
DISC HERNIATION, TEAR, OR RUPTURE
For a torn or bulging disc to occur, there is often the history of an injury, accident, or a congenital structural abnormality of the spinal column.
SPINAL DEFORMITY
As there are many different interconnected structures that make up the spinal column, when they do not optimally align and articulate, spinal deformities, such as scoliosis form.
SPINE AND NERVE TUMORS
The spinal cord originates in the brain as a bundle of nerves and extends throughout the back. Small nerves branch off and travel throughout the body. This nervous system is subject to tumor growth.
BRAIN TUMORS
Each type of brain tumor and its location within the brain has different implications with regard to treatment and expected outcomes. Brain neurosurgeons are experts at removing each type of brain tumor.
HEADACHES
The type of headache symptoms, location, and frequency experienced determines the treatment option offered.
FAILED/REVISION SPINE SURGERY
Occasionally it is necessary to correct a previous operation because of an unexpected stress placed on the back causing structural alignment changes.