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How Can You Tell if It’s Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Recognizing the Signs
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition that occurs when your median nerve, which travels from the palm of your hand down to your arm, is under pressure or squeezing at the wrist. This nerve is responsible for controlling sensations traveling to the thumb and most of your fingers. It also helps you to control movement… Continue Reading
Miss Florida 2021 – Leah RoddenBerry
The doctors and staff at NeuroSpinal Associates would like to congratulate Leah RoddenBerry, a native of Bradenton and former Miss Tampa, for being crowned as Miss Florida 2021. Our very own IT Manager, Joshua Marius, participated as an official Judge. The Annual 85th competition took place in Lakeland, at the RP Funding Center. Fore more… Continue Reading
Dr. King receives Doctor of the Year 2016 from Blake Medical Center
BRADENTON, FL – Thursday, March 31st, 2016 – Blake Medical Center is proud to announce our recipient of the 2016 Doctor of the Year, Neurosurgeon, Michael King, MD, an admired and highly regarded member of the Blake Medical Center family. Nominations were sent from patients, nurses and fellow physicians. Comments submitted for this award… Continue Reading
What to Expect When You Have a Vertebroplasty Procedure
Vertebroplasty is considered one of the most effective ways of helping to stabilize a spinal fracture and reduce the pain associated with it. It’s more minimally invasive than most people realize. In fact, the entire procedure is performed through a small puncture made on the skin. If you’re booked in for a vertebroplasty, or are… Continue Reading
Oh, My Aching Back: The Causes of Back Pain
Back muscles are among the longest, strongest muscles in the body. But despite their size these muscles can actually tear. When a muscle in the back tears or rips that is called a muscle strain. The most likely cause of muscle strain comes from calling on the muscle to lift a heavy load before it… Continue Reading
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: What Causes It and How Can It Be Treated?
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a painful condition that affects the hands. It is caused when major nerves are compressed over the carpal bones via a passage at the front of the wrist and alongside the flexor tendons. It may also be caused by repetitive movements over a certain period of time or by retention of… Continue Reading
New Treatments Equal Hope for Those with Spinal Cord Injuries
Every year, hundreds of people suffer injuries to their spinal cords, and a sizable percentage of them end up in paralysis. However, for the last two decades, tremendous progress have been made with regard to improving quality of life for people who have suffered spinal injuries through new rehabilitation therapies and better treatment. In most… Continue Reading
Yet Another Joy of Aging: Herniated Disks
Spinal disks are soft, rubbery spheres that cushion the vertebrae or back bones. They serve as “shock absorbers” for the spine. Disks have a hard exterior “shell” that protects a gel-like center. When something damages a disk, the soft interior material may bulge or leak through a crack in the exterior. Many people seek herniated… Continue Reading
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: The Risk Factors and the Causes
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a fairly common condition, which causes highly distinctive symptoms. It normally has a gradual onset, which starts with tingling or loss of sensation in the fingers; particularly the thumb, index and middle finger. People often experience this discomfort when driving, holding a mobile phone or reading a book; and often, the… Continue Reading
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