The Gift of Pain Relief

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Dr. Pasquale X. Montesano

Principal Orthopedic Spine surgeon at Montesano Spine & Sport.

Experiencing back or neck pain? As the season approaches and pain intensifies, let Dr. Montesano give you the best gift: pain relief.

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Experiencing back or neck pain? As the season approaches and pain intensifies, let Dr. Montesano give you the best gift: pain relief.

Decking the hall, sleighing the holidays, and baking up a Christmas cookie storm is much more difficult when you’re also dealing with chronic back or neck pain. Jingle all the way to a bright and healthy new year with Montesano Spine and Sport!

Our leading spine surgeon and family man, Dr. Pasquale X. Montesano, understands the importance of pinpointing the source of your back or neck pain in order to find the best treatment for your specific situation. As the season approaches and pain intensifies, let Dr. Montesano give you the best gift you could ask for: pain relief.

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