Neurosurgery can help you if you are struggling with some conditions. Neurosurgeons can help with issues involving your nervous system and with other ailments, including chronic pain and trauma. Once they examine your medical history and complaint, they will advise you on the best treatment course.

NJ Orthopedic Rehabilitation & Pain Management Group in Woodbridge, NJ, can help you. Our neurosurgeons will give you the best care to help you get better.

What Is Neurosurgery?

Neurosurgery is a discipline concerned with the treatment and diagnosis of nervous system disorders. Neurosurgeons operate on the spine, brain, and nerves of the limbs. They treat patients of all ages, and they can help treat nerve injuries. Neurosurgeons spend a significant portion of their time treating spine conditions, meaning they can help with leg pain, neck pain, back pain, and herniated discs.

A neurosurgeon can practice in various areas. They can choose to specialize in spine surgery, pain management, and nerve trauma, etc.

How Is the Visit?

Once you visit our facility, a specialist will examine your condition. They will use imaging, such as an MRI, angiogram, and CT scan. This examination can help them diagnose and evaluate your predicament.

The neurosurgeon recommends the best treatment course once they have a comprehensive picture of your condition. The treatment plan may include non-surgical or conservative treatment. Surgery for one’s spine or brain is often the last resort.

Benefits of Neurosurgery

You may enjoy many benefits of neurosurgery.

  • It can treat traumatic brain injury. Neurosurgery can identify and treat brain injury, saving you from other problems that it may have caused if left untreated. 
  • It can help you relieve pain. Neurosurgery can take a holistic view of your condition, identify its source, and provide the necessary treatment to reduce it. 
  • It is often a non-invasive treatment. The neurosurgeon will examine your case to determine the best course of treatment. Your therapy tends to involve non-surgical methods. Surgery is only a last resort when plans are not appropriate or don’t work. 
  • You recover faster. This approach enables you to spend little time getting better than some treatment options.  
  • Minimal or no scarring. Your neurosurgeon will examine your case to determine the best course of treatment. They may advise you on non-surgical treatment options if they are viable, meaning you will not get any scars. If surgery is necessary, they will use minimally-invasive procedures, leaving you with few or no scars. 

Our Woodbridge Facility’s Staff Can Help You Get Better

NJ Orthopedic Rehabilitation & Pain Management Group in Woodbridge, NJ, evaluates, diagnoses, and treats musculoskeletal and neurological injuries.

Contact us today to get neurosurgery treatment to help you get better.

FAQs

Q: What conditions require neurosurgery?

A: Neurosurgery at our Woodbridge, NJ, office addresses conditions like herniated discs, brain injuries, spinal cord compression, and tumors.

Q: Is neurosurgery minimally invasive?

A: We use advanced minimally invasive techniques whenever possible to reduce recovery time and improve outcomes.

Q: How do I prepare for neurosurgery?

A: Preparation includes medical evaluations, pre-surgery instructions, and lifestyle adjustments. Our team provides thorough guidance.