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Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery for Pinched Nerves: Dr. Serena Liu’s Approach

Neck pain and radiating arm discomfort can be more than just a strain. When a pinched nerve disrupts your daily life, relief often requires specialized care. Minimally invasive spine surgery has become a trusted method for addressing pinched nerves, offering less recovery time and long-lasting results. Patients can regain comfort and mobility with advanced treatment […]

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Cervical Disc Replacement for Motor Vehicle Accident Injuries

Neck pain after a car accident can linger far beyond the initial injury. For some, conservative treatments like rest, medication, and physical therapy may not bring lasting relief. In cases where damaged cervical discs continue to cause pain, cervical disc replacement can be a modern, motion-preserving solution. At Northwest Spine Surgery in Portland, OR, Dr. Kendrick Khoo and

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Why Your Sciatica Isn’t Going Away

If your sciatica pain hasn’t let up after weeks or months, you’re probably beyond frustrated. Sitting hurts, standing hurts, and relief feels out of reach. You may have tried stretches, painkillers, or even massage with little to no results. So, what gives? Among the skilled providers at Northwest Spine Surgery, Dr. Kendrick Khoo stands out for his specialized training

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SI Joint Pain: 5 Signs You May Need a More Permanent Solution

Persistent lower back or buttocks pain that won’t go away could be more than a muscle strain. If your discomfort is centered around the sacroiliac (SI) joint, you might be experiencing sacroiliac joint dysfunction. Ignoring it or masking symptoms may only delay the inevitable — a long-term treatment solution could be necessary. Our board-certified spine specialists at

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Signs You May Need a Laminectomy for Spinal Stenosis

If chronic back pain, numbness, or weakness in your legs is interfering with daily life, spinal stenosis may be the cause. This condition, which results from the narrowing of the spinal canal, can place pressure on nerves and cause significant discomfort. While some cases improve with conservative treatments, severe spinal stenosis may require laminectomy surgery to relieve

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How to Avoid Back Pain After Lumbar Fusion Recovery

Lumbar fusion recovery is critical in restoring spinal stability and alleviating discomfort. Whether healing from surgery or planning for the procedure, understanding the right recovery steps can improve your outcome. Knowing what to do — and what to avoid — can significantly affect your long-term mobility and quality of life. At Northwest Spine Surgery in Portland,

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Is Cervical Radiculopathy Causing Your Arm Pain?

Cervical radiculopathy, commonly called a pinched nerve in the neck, occurs when nerve roots in the cervical spine become compressed. This condition often causes pain, tingling, or numbness that radiates into the shoulders and arms. If you’ve been experiencing these symptoms, understanding the causes and treatment options is crucial to finding relief. At Northwest Spine Surgery in

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Top Benefits of a Laminectomy for Herniated Disc

For individuals suffering from a herniated disc, the pain and discomfort can significantly affect daily life. A laminectomy is a highly effective surgical option for relieving nerve compression and improving mobility. By understanding the benefits of this procedure, you can make an informed decision about your path to recovery. At Northwest Spine Surgery in Portland, OR, our team

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