Artificial Disc Replacement Surgery
Preserving & Restoring Motion
What Is
Artificial Disc Replacement Surgery?
We offer the highest level of customization in the world, creating unique surgical options at each level of the spine that is proven to maintain the natural motion in the spine. This includes single-level, multi-level, and hybrid combinations. The creativity in our approach provides patients with the most tailored solution for their specific condition(s).
This benefits patients with cervical or lumbar conditions by providing long-term results and faster recovery to active life!
Discover the Benefits
Of Artificial Disc Replacement Surgery
This motion-preserving spine surgery technique, combined with advanced surgical technologies, offers a more effective treatment option than ever available in the past. The benefits of this innovative surgical procedure surpass anything previous traditional spine surgeries could offer.
Living Life Again
At VSI, we celebrate every patient’s unique journey as a series of victories, regardless of how big or small. Our logo and brand were crafted for you, our incredible patients. Your progress towards your goals deserves the spotlight, reflecting our commitment to individualized treatment and care. Your Victories are what make VSI who we are! #MyVictoryStory
Am I a Candidate
For Artificial Disc Replacement Surgery?
Our team of experts will perform a full physical exam, and review your medical history and current imaging to determine what solution is right for you. Artificial disc replacement surgery is most commonly used for treatment of the following conditions:
- Degenerative Disc Disease
- Spinal Stenosis
- Disc Herniations
- Radiculopathy
- Failed Prior Surgery (Failed Fusion)
- Multi-level damages
- Prior Fusion on Adjacent Levels
Multi Level
Disc Replacement Surgery
It is common for patients to have more than one level of their discs wear out. When multiple levels need to be included in the surgical plan, the traditional surgical approach has been to fuse each level.
Taking away the motion at two or more consecutive levels with a multilevel fusion can reduce the overall range of motion and is expected to put extra stress on the remaining non-fused disc levels.
By replacing the damaged discs at multiple adjacent levels in the spine, this technique aims to alleviate pain, restore stability, and promote a healthier function.