Spine Surgeon In Nj: Dr. Joshua S. Rovner

At Progressive Spine and Orthopaedics, the spine specialist believes in understanding the conditions in their patients so that doctors will give the best treatment to be able to assist with their own pain. The top physician of Progressive Spine and Orthopaedics was a fellowship-trained and can be additionally a board-certified as a spinal operation. Dr. Joshua S. Rovner specialty is both treating and diagnosing both the common and abnormal spinal conditions. The physician and his team initially try to figure out the root of the issue and gather an effective treatment program.



The top surgeon of Progressive Spine,'' Dr. Joshua S. Rovner is skilled in performing secure backbone operation which averts many complications as possible. He considers in minimizing surgical trauma with surgery that's as minimally invasive as possible and also uses minimally invasive processes wherever possible to get the fulfilled result without the complication of pain throughout healing after the surgery. The surgeon specializes in out patient spinal operation which allows patients to safely be discharged to the identical day of surgery and also recover from the convenience of their homes.

The anterior cervical Discectomy and combination is an operation to remove herniated disks from the throat and replace them together with bone grafts. This action may even increase the bone grafts into the spine to relieve strain on the spinal nerves which was caused by cervical disk herniation or degenerative disk disorder. The cervical disc replacement is today's alternative to anterior cervical Discectomy and mix. This action may exchange the damaged discs with artificial ones to keep neck distress after operation.



Besides that, the physician does other surgeries such as Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion, Cervical Disc Replacement, Minimally Invasive Lumbar Discectomy, Lumbar Spinal Fusion, Revision Spine Surgery that's actually a revision spine operation that is specifically tailored to cut back or enhance pain after the first original spinal operation.