failed back surgery syndrome  •  sciatica  •  spinal fusion  •  headache  •  pinched nerve

back pain  •  neck pain  •  degenerative disc disease  •  spinal instability  •  fibrosis

lumbar arthritis  •   spondylosis  •  spondylolisthesis  •  chronic back pain  •  nerve pain

facet syndrome  •  lumbar pain  •  radiculopathy  •  cervical pain  •  bone spurs 

bulging discs  •  herniated disc  •  cervical disc problems  •  foraminal stenosis  

degenerative arthritis  •  failed fusion  •  radiculitis  •  scar tissue  •  scoliosis

spinal cord compression  •  whiplash

The Bonati Procedures produce a documented success rate of nearly 94%.

According to The New England Journal of Medicine, open fusion spine surgery is associated with more complications than any other type of spine surgery, and that recovery from open spine surgery can take months to a year in some cases.

• The Bonati Procedures produce far less trauma, blood loss and scarring than old-fashioned, highly invasive open spine surgeries. 

• The Bonati Procedures avoid dissection of the muscle and removal of large amounts of bone.  

• The Bonati Procedures are performed on an outpatient basis under local anesthesia and do not require overnight hospitalization. 

• The Bonati Procedures usually enable patients to return to work and resume normal daily activities much sooner than patients who have had open back surgery.  

• The Bonati Procedures usually cost less than half of the average open or fusion surgery.  

• The Bonati Procedures have been performed successfully more than 40,000 times.