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Putting an End
to the Pain: Nationally-
recognized Program
Restores Lives.
Should I See a
Neurosurgeon or an
Orthopedic Surgeon for
My Spine Condition?
to headaches and abdominal ONE OF ONLY TWO often been to many doctors and
pain, hundreds of patients IN THE STATE clinics, and suffered for years,
ages 1090 have learned explains Cynthia Crane, CTRS,
By bringing together an
firsthand why the highly point of care coordinator.
interdisciplinary team of pain
effective program is one of the
specialists rehabilitation Pain is an extremely complex,
nations most respected.
medicine, clinical psychology, often poorly understood medical For more information about the
Those who live with chronic interventional anesthesiology, problem that profoundly affects St. Jude Chronic Pain Program,
pain often feel trapped inside a physical therapy, biofeedback, everything you do, explains please call (714) 578-8716.
hopeless and helpless existence, occupational therapy, pharmacy, Arthur Zepeda, MD, a board-
explains Fred Nowroozi, MD, a and recreation therapy the certified interventional
board-certified rehabilitation program treats the entire patient, anesthesiologist with the pain Pictured above:
medicine expert and medical addressing each problem that program. Unlike so many Once sidelined by chronic
director of the St. Jude Chronic contributes to their pain and programs that focus almost pain, Haley is now an
Pain Program. We help patients inability to live life fully. exclusively on pain medications, active 10-year-old.
transform that suffering into we bring together the entire
St. Judes program is one of only
living passionately in a world spectrum of todays best evidence-
two in the state along with
of wellness, productivity based treatment options.
Stanford Medical Center to
and potential.
offer a comprehensive approach The results are evident in
to pediatric and adult pain. the almost constant smile
Before reaching us, patients have of a 10-year-old girl.
Ellen McKoy, a self-employed writer, had total hip replacement in the morning
and that afternoon was returning work emails between walks down the hallway
with her physical therapist. Two days after returning home from the hospital, the
Yorba Linda resident was grocery shopping without a cane or walker.
Both had direct anterior total hip replacements at St. Jude Medical Center, a
minimally-invasive option for hip replacement that offers a variety of benefits,
from less pain to a much faster recovery.
Less than 24 hours after surgery, a physical therapist had me climb a flight of
stairs, explains Larry, who dealt with osteoarthritis pain in his hip for several
years before being referred to Dr. Mayo. The freedom of movement and stability
almost immediately after surgery was a huge advantage, both professionally and
personally.
Unlike traditional total hip replacements, the direct anterior approach uses a
small incision at the front of the hip, instead of the side or back of the hip. This
anterior approach allows a surgeon to access the hip joint by going between the
muscles, making it the only hip replacement procedure that avoids cutting or
detaching the muscles and tendons.
By preserving the muscles as well as the posterior hip capsule, the less invasive
procedure reduces hip dislocation rates the leading cause of replacement
failure and eliminates the need for hip precautions: the restrictions on sitting,
Joseph G. Mayo III, MD
moving and other activities often required after a total hip replacement. Not
Orthopedic Surgery
every patient is a candidate for this procedure, speak to your doctor to better
(714) 524-3800
understand the risk and benefits associated with your specific medical needs.
The only practice in Orange County to take this comprehensive approach to back
and neck care, the Spine Centers specialists hold bi-weekly conferences to discuss
individual cases and share the expertise of neurosurgeons and orthopedic surgeons.
By combining the expertise of these two separate, but related fields, patients benefit
from a collaborative approach to diagnosis and treatment, which can be particularly
helpful with difficult or complex conditions.
Each of us brings to the table the best clinical advances and improvements within
our specialty, explains Eric Lin, MD, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon. Together,
we offer a unique skill set that addresses all aspects of spinal disease and injury;
ensuring patients receive the right level of care no matter what their diagnosis.
By bringing these skills and capabilities together, the Spine Center provides the
entire spectrum of treatments, from non-surgical therapies to state-of-the-art image-
guided surgery. Because we draw upon the expertise of several specialties, we can
create a more individualized and comprehensive plan of care for each patient.
From the surgical perspective, the Spine Center through our expert surgical
specialists offer advanced techniques, including minimally invasive spinal procedures,
motion preservation surgery, to very complex vascular and tumor spine surgery,
as well as reconstructive deformity correction surgery, says Hector W. Ho, MD,
a board-certified neurosurgeon.
Raed Ali, MD Lars Anker, MD Hector W. Ho, MD Eric Lin, MD, Bradley Noblett, MD
Orthopedic Surgery Neurosurgery Neurosurgery Medical Director, Medical Director, Neurosurgery
(714) 446-5200 (714) 734-3120 (714) 734-3120 Spine Program Neurosurgery
Orthopedic Surgery (714) 734-3120
(714) 446-5200
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