Total Disc Replacement To Alleviate Back Pain

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Dr. Pasquale X. Montesano

Principal Orthopedic Spine surgeon at Montesano Spine & Sport.

Montesano Spine & Sport: Total Disc Replacement is an effective way to alleviate back pain from Degenerative Disc Disease or Disc Herniation.

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Montesano Spine & Sport: Total Disc Replacement is an effective way to alleviate back pain from Degenerative Disc Disease or Disc Herniation.

Between your vertebrae are soft, jellylike discs that cushion the bones, provide shock absorption, and contribute to a range of motion. If a disc is worn or damaged, it can be removed and replaced with an artificial one. Artificial Disc Replacement, or Total Disc Replacement (TDR), is an effective way to alleviate back pain from Degenerative Disc Disease or Disc Herniation.

Dr. Pasquale X. Montesano is considered a master of technique in TDR, making him a TOP CHOICE for spine surgery.

Relieve pain, improve mobility, preserve natural spine function, and recover faster.

Total Disc Replacement

To Alleviate Back Pain from Degenerative Disc Disease or Disc Herniation

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