Surgical Procedures
The state of the art
All spine surgeries performed at The Bonati Spine Institute use The Bonati Procedures. The Bonati Procedures employ a patented method with patented specialized instruments. The patented method and instruments to decompress nerve roots in the spine include a series of dilating tubes along with the FDA approved Holmium YAG Laser and instruments specialized for the procedure being performed.
Each procedure begins when the patient is administered local anesthesia.
Since only local anesthesia is used, the patient is awake and is able to verify when the nerve is decompressed and no longer causing pain. The working tube is then withdrawn and a suture is used to close the less than one inch incision.
A specialized physical therapy plan begins the day after the surgery. The plan
Includes exercise, gait training and other modalities to further enhance the surgical procedure.
The Bonati Procedures have shown to be effective in treating pain from:
- sciatica
- spinal fusion
- headache
- pinched nerve
- back pain
- neck pain
- degenerative disc disease
- sciatica
- spinal instability
- lumbar arthritis
- degenerative disc disease
- spondylosis
- spondylolisthesis
- failed back surgery syndrome
- chronic back pain
- radiculopathy
- fibrosis
- nerve pain
- lumbar pain
- cervical pain
- facet syndrome
- bone spurs
- bulging discs
- cervical disc problems
- degenerative arthritis
- foraminal narrowing
- failed fusion
- radiculitis
- scar tissue
- scoliosis
- spinal cord compression.