Average Procedure Time Less Than 60 minutes

60 minute procedure time

Average Procedures Less than 60 minutes

Florida Surgery Consultants is always up to date on the latest procedures. Spine procedures in the past always had to be done in the hospital and all procedures were not minimally invasive like they are today. Our Neurosurgeons who specialize in Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery have taken courses that have changed spine surgery. All of their procedures are minimally invasive which means that there are no hospital stays, patients leave the same day, incisions are less than 1 1/2 inches, and average procedure times are 60 minutes. Minimally Invasive procedures compared to open spine surgery has so many differences. The recovery time is a lot less, so is the surgery time, and there are no hospital stays. After being in surgery for 60 minutes your back pain will be alleviated. 

Some Surgeries May Take Less Time

Yes, some surgeries may take less time at our facility. This really depends on the type of surgery patients have. Do not think that when patients are only in the operating room for 30 minutes that the quality of the surgery is not great. The procedure may be simple and not require a significant amount of time. Some of the bigger minimally invasive procedures that our spine surgeons do may take up to 90 minutes. Those procedures would mean that there are multiple levels of disc herniations that the surgeon needs to fix. Even though the surgery may take a longer and there are more incisions to be made, this does not mean that the surgeries are not considered minimally invasive. Even though the surgery may take more incisions and more time, rest assured they are still minimally invasive. 

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What Health Insurances are Accepted at Florida Surgery Consultants?

Currently we are in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Medicare, Bright Health, and Cigna Health Springs plans. If you have health insurance that is not listed, please contact our office, many times we can accept patients that have plans with out of network benefits. If you were involved in a motor vehicle accident or a personal injury case we can also see you.

What Surgical Procedures do our Board Certified Spine Surgeons Perform?

Removes a herniated disc in the neck to relieve neck pain

Titanium implant to keep spine stabilized after a decompression surgery (removal of a disc herniation) Major benefit of this procedure is not having to fuse your bones together.

Device that gets implanted to replicate the function of a normal disc which replaces a damaged disc.

Removal of the lamina to relieve compression on the spinal cord.

Inject bone cement into the vertebrae to fix a compression fracture.

Surgeon goes in through the waist to relieve nerves that are pinched by removing damaged disc material.

Stabilizes the spinal vertebrae by going in through the back of the patient by creating a fusion with two or more vertebrae.

Removal of a herniated disc or parts of the disc to relieve spinal cord pressure

Removes damaged disc material and fuses the vertebrae together

Removal of a disc herniation using a needle

Reduces a disc herniation with laser technology

Fuses Sacrum and Ilium to create one immobile joint which helps with back pain

Enlarges the pathway where spinal nerve roots exits to help spinal stenosis

Surgery that helps weakness and pain in the hand

What type of conditions do our Board Certified Spine Surgeons Treat?

A tear in the ligament that connects your vertebrae to your disc

Loss of disc cushioning due to the aging process

The jelly like substance in between your vertebrae pushes through the annulus and touches the spinal cord.

A tear in the ligament that connects your vertebrae to your disc

Loss of disc cushioning due to the aging process

The jelly like substance in between your vertebrae pushes through the annulus and touches the spinal cord.

The narrowing of the spinal canal, can pinch your spinal cord and the nerves around it

Inflammation of the facet joints in the spine

 Degeneration or Inflammation of the Facet Joints

A disc that has lost most of its height which can cause disc pain

often called osteophytes, they are bony growths that can form where the bones meet one another.

Normal wear and tear due to the aging process, can also be called Degenerative Disc Disease