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Progressive Spine Now Offering Evening and Weekend Hours
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PROGRESSIVE SPINE & ORTHOPAEDICS
My name is Dr. Joshua Rovner and I became a spine surgeon to give people with back pain their lives back. Virtually every adult will have back pain at some point. Most times, this pain is fleeting; but for some, spinal problems become an all-consuming issue that takes the joy out of life. Spinal pain can limit your ability to work, rob you of time with friends and family, and prevent you from living the life you always imagined.
When it comes to back pain, conservative treatments are usually the best place to start; however, if conservative treatments fail, spine surgery can often deliver a cure. One of the newest, most effective breakthroughs in spinal surgery is Robotic Spine Surgery, which makes spinal surgery more precise and, therefore, less invasive and safer. I am board-certified by the American Board of Orthopedic Surgeons to practice in New York and New Jersey and am one of a small number of doctors in the northeast with the training and ability to perform Robotic Spine Surgery.
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PATIENT TESTIMONIALS
Make Sure Your Bag Isn’t Adding to Your Neck and Back Pain
Whether you’re hiking the Swiss Alps, heading back to school, or a fashionista strolling around with a signature purse on your shoulder, there’s a good chance that your bag is adding to your neck and back pain. It’s not just a matter of us loading them up with too much stuff: there’s also a good… Continue Reading
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New Study Reviews Impact of Bariatric Weight Loss Surgery on Lumbar Fusion Patients
Many physicians suggest that obese patients who are candidates for lumbar fusion surgery pursue a weight loss program prior to their surgery in order to improve their overall health. A new study conducted by a researcher from the Montefiore Medical Center has refined that recommendation. Though Woojin Cho agrees that patients need to take steps… Continue Reading
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Tips to Keep Your Commute From Causing Neck and Back Pain
The average American spends just shy of half an hour commuting to work and another half an hour headed home, five days a week. If this sounds like you, that means you’re spending about 5 hours a week in your car, on a bus or on a train, and if you have low back pain… Continue Reading
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