Auto Accident Injury

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Dr. Pasquale X. Montesano

Principal Orthopedic Spine surgeon at Montesano Spine & Sport.

If your whiplash related symptoms, back, or neck pain isn't going away, we invite you to schedule a consultation with Montesano Spine and Sport.

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If your whiplash related symptoms, back, or neck pain isn't going away, we invite you to schedule a consultation with Montesano Spine and Sport.

After an auto accident, your first concern may be vehicle damage, but what about the damage done to your back or neck? Depending on the severity of the accident, you may experience stiffness, numbness, tingling, nerve damage, a slipped or herniated disc, a pinched nerve, or strained muscles.

If your whiplash related symptoms, back, or neck pain isn’t going away, we invite you to schedule a consultation with Montesano Spine and Sport. Our team, led by Dr. Pasquale X. Montesano – an experienced spine surgeon and a pioneer of disc replacement surgery – is dedicated to finding the best surgical or non-surgical treatment option to fit your specific needs.

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