MINIMALLY INVASIVE LUMBAR SPINE SURGERY. Minimally Invasive Lumbar Spine Surgery What is MISS ?
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Minimally invasive spine surgery, robotic guidance systems & artificial disc enhances spine care in 2017Thanks to new minimally invasive surgery techniques, many patients with herniated disc symptoms like radiating pain or numbness in a leg, can now have surgery and be home the same day. Instead of a three-inch long incision, Dr. Rohan, Jr. can now remove the herniated disc through an endoscope the size of a ballpoint pen. The tiny inch-long incision is then covered with a bandaid. Why should that matter? Because that means a faster and less painful recovery for our patients. It takes considerable training to be proficient with the latest spine surgery instrumentation. Dr. Rohan, Jr. is the only spine surgeon in the Panama City region using this new endocopic technology. Panama City Spine features the expertise of Dr. Rohan, a board-certified orthopedic spine surgeon who is fellowship-trained in spine. “We emphasize non-surgical treatment options where possible, including therapy and spinal injections,” Dr. Rohan explains. “However sometimes symptoms can progress to radiating pain into an arm or leg. Other red flag symptoms include numbness or weakness in a leg or arm. If this type of neurological deficit is not treated promptly,
these symptoms can become permanent.” Dr. Rohan notes that the spine center uses the newest minimally invasive spine surgery techniques and instrumentation. “While this can involve more training to operate through a half-inch incision with tubular retractors, rather than an open 3-inch incision, the benefits are huge for the patient,” Dr. Rohan explains. “A tiny incision means less disruption to muscles and ligaments and a quicker, less painful recovery. Consequently, most patients can have their spine surgery in the morning and be home later the same day to recover in the comfort of their own home. Also less blood loss eliminates the risk of having to use blood from a blood bank.” “We recognized that for those in the gulf coast region, there is a need for a spine program that uses the newest minimally invasive instrumentation,” explains Dr. Rohan. “The savvy patient should look for this expertise. In the past, they had to drive 300 miles. Now it’s close to where they live.” The spine center has an online encyclopedia about back and neck pain at PanamaCitySpine.com that has symptom charts and stretches that can relieve symptoms.
PHYSICIAN PROFILE
MICHAEL ROHAN JR., D.O.Board-certified orthopedic surgeonFellowship-trained in spine Specializing in minimally invasive spine surgery, motion preservation & artificial disc replacement
Dr. Rohan specializes in the treatment of
back and neck pain, including degenerative
disease, spinal deformity (scoliosis) and spinal
trauma. Dr. Rohan received his D.O. degree
from Nova Southeastern University College
of Osteopathic Medicine and completed
his orthopedic surgery residency at the
University of Medicine in New Jersey. He then
completed a spine surgery fellowship at the
world-renowned Texas Back Institute where
he learned some of the latest innovations
in minimally invasive spine surgery, motion
preservation surgery and artificial disc
replacement.
Dr. Rohan is a member of the American
Osteopathic Academy of Orthopedics and
is able to surgically treat problems in the
cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine. He has
also participated in spine surgery research
projects and has published his results in the
annual meeting of the North American Spine
Society.
MAZOR ROBOTICS
Dr. Michael Rohan, Jr. specializes in the treatment of back and neck pain using Mazor Robotics with its sophisticated guidance system. Mazor Robotics is a leading innovator in spine surgery.
The Mazor surgical robotic system helps improve pinpoint precision throughout the spine surgery, which increases both accuracy and favorable clinical outcomes. This highly advanced robotic system has been used in thousands of spinal procedures worldwide, including spinal implants. Dr. Rohan maintains the Mazor robotic technology is especially beneficial for complex spine surgeries. The intuitive interface can plan operations in a virtual 3D environment, which creates a surgical blueprint for better accuracy. Dr. Rohan is a leading innovator in spine surgery using Mazor Robotics and is one of a few spine surgeons in Northwest Florida using Mazor robotic technology.
While some spine surgeons use physician extend-ers to evaluate patients, at Panama City Spine ev-ery patient sees Dr. Michael X. Rohan, Jr., a board certified orthopedic spine surgeon. Dr. Rohan is fellowship-trained in spine surgery at Texas Back Institute, the first spine specialty center in the na-tion. “Back and neck pain can be complex to diag-nose and treat,” explains Dr. Rohan, Jr. “We believe every patient needs to be evaluated by the spine specialist rather than a physician extender.” Those who need spine surgery benefit from access the newest advance in artificial disc tech-nology. In 2015, Dr. Michael Rohan, Jr. was one of the first spine surgeons in the region to use the latest advance in artificial discs for the cervical (neck) area: Mobi-C® artificial disc. Dr. Michael Rohan Jr. is now able to provide the latest motion-preservation device for those patients who need surgery to repair herniated discs in the neck. Mobi-C® is the first and only cervical disc replacement device to receive FDA approval to treat both one-level and two-level cervical disc disease. Like all artificial discs, the advantages of the Mobi-C® device over fusion is that the neck maintains normal motion and reduces the stress placed on the other discs in the neck. The goal with motion preservation is to retain the normal rotation of the neck and lessen the need for any future surgery at other levels in the neck. Patients can learn more about new artificial disc replacement options at PanamaCitySpine.com and by calling Panama City Spine at 850-481-8752 for an evaluation to see if they qualify for artificial disc replacement.
Panama City Spine performs a variety of minimally invasive spine surgeries, including the following:
MIS Lumbar DiscectomyMIS Posterior Cervical Discectomy
MIS Lumbar FusionLateral interbody fusion (LIF)
Posterior cervical microforaminotomy (PCMF)Anterior cervical discectomy
Panama City Spine and Artificial Disc Replacement
We provide a free 36-page Home Remedy Book that includes home remedies and stretches that can relieve pain along with symptom charts that show when to see a doctor.
We believe that the best healthcare comes from an educated healthcare consumer. Consequently, we developed an online spine encyclopedia that has symptom charts, home remedies and stretches that relieve back and neck pain symptoms. Visit us at PanamaCitySpine.com.
Dr. Michael Rohan Jr.Fellowship-trained spine surgeon
PANAMA CITY OFFICE 221 East 23rd Street, Suite APanama City, FL 32405APPOINTMENTS & 2ND OPINIONS: 850-481-8752ONLINE SPINE ENCYCLOPEDIA ABOUT BACK AND NECK PAIN AT: PANAMACITYSPINE.COM
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