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First FDA-Approved Artificial Cervical Disc Gives Neck Pain Sufferers Hope

Artificial Disc Replacement Methodist Sugar Land Hospital’s neurosurgeon, Rajesh Bindal, M.D., performed an artificial cervical disc replacement on a patient suffering from degenerative disc disease. This was the first procedure of this type to take place at Methodist Sugar Land Hospital. Cervical degenerative disc disease is a result of the natural aging process or trauma. […]

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Surgeons at Methodist Sugar Land Hospital Perform County’s First Brain Surgery

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Fort Bend County’s First Brain Surgery Surgeons at Methodist Sugar Land Hospital performed Fort Bend County’s first brain surgery or craniotomy. The patient underwent the craniotomy to remove a clot in the brain that put him at risk for stroke. Rajesh Bindal, M.D., neurosurgeon on staff at Methodist Sugar Land Hospital said the procedure was

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How to Know If You Might Have Spinal Stenosis

Medical Health

Spinal stenosis is when the spaces of the spine narrow, pressuring the spinal cord and nerves. This condition often develops gradually and can go unnoticed until symptoms become disruptive to your daily life. Knowing the warning signs early can lead to faster diagnosis, more effective treatment, and improved quality of life. At Texas Spine and

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What to Expect During Recovery After Lumbar Spine Surgery

Spine Surgery

Preparing for lumbar spine surgery often comes with a long list of questions. You might be wondering how long recovery will take or how much pain to expect. Recovery timelines can vary, and much depends on the specific procedure you’re having. Texas Spine & Neurology Center is known for providing thorough spine care to patients across Sugar

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Is Degenerative Disk Disease a Permanent Condition?

Disc Disease

If you’ve been diagnosed with degenerative disk disease (DDD), you’re probably wondering what it means for your long-term health. Is this a condition that goes away? Or are you facing a lifetime of discomfort and limited mobility? These are natural and important questions. While the name might sound alarming, DDD doesn’t always lead to permanent disability.

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What to Expect From Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery With Dr. Bindal

Spine Surgery

Living with chronic back or neck pain can make everyday life difficult. If conservative treatments haven’t brought you relief, minimally invasive spine surgery may be an option. At Texas Spine & Neurosurgery Center, patients in Houston and Sugar Land benefit from the advanced expertise of Dr. Rajesh Bindal, a board-certified neurosurgeon and pioneer in minimally invasive spine techniques.

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Treating Herniated Discs Without Open Surgery

Surgery

A herniated disc can cause sharp, radiating pain, numbness, or weakness, often disrupting daily activities and affecting your quality of life. Fortunately, not all herniated discs require surgery. Many patients in Houston find relief with conservative, nonsurgical treatments, and when needed, advanced surgical techniques like microdiscectomy offer an alternative to traditional open surgery for herniated discs. At Texas

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