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Can You Live Without a Spine?

If you’re wondering if you can survive without a spinal cord, the answer is no. The spine sends messages from your brain to your body, helping you control your body’s movements and assisting in your organs’ normal functioning. Learn more about your spine and what you can do to keep […]

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Occipital Neuralgia 101

If you’re experiencing chronic pain behind your head or eyes, or you have sensitivity to light, you may be wondering if you have occipital neuralgia. Some treatments can be more conservative, while others are more interventional. With the correct information and diagnosis, you can start a treatment plan that works […]

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Defining Spondylosis, Spondylitis and Spondylolisthesis

At the Spine Institute of North America, our board-certified spine specialists are here to help you understand the complexities of spinal health. Three common spinal conditions — spondylosis, spondylitis, and spondylolisthesis — can significantly impact mobility and quality of life, but they each have distinct characteristics. With the right diagnosis […]

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Chiari Malformation: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment

At Spine Institute of North America, we provide expert treatments and education on conditions affecting the spine and nervous system. One such condition is Chiara malformation (CM), a structural issue at the base where the brain tissue extends into the spinal canal. CM can cause permanent damage to muscles, nerves and respiratory failure. What […]

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What Is a Retropulsed Fragment?

Your vertebrae are very strong, but they can fracture just like any other bone in your body. When fractures cause your bones to fragment, they can injure your spinal cord and nerves. Learn more about retropulsed fragments and their potential impact on your health. Spine Institute of North America offers […]

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