Dr. Stefano Sinicropi

Dr. Stefano Sinicropi Dr. Sinicropi is an expert spine surgeon treating Minnesotans with spinal injuries & conditions.

Dr. Stefano Sinicropi is a Board Certified Expert in spinal surgery, who is trained in both Orthopedic and Neurosurgical techniques. He dedicates his practice to getting his patients back to a pain-free life. After evaluating patients through his proprietary Diagnosis and Treatment Algorithm, patients will be given a specific treatment plan outline. Some patients will be or become candidates to undergo minimally invasive spine surgery, total disc replacement, or complex spinal fusion. Dr. Sinicropi attended the prestigious Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons Medical School and then completed a combined Research/Clinical Residency at Columbia University’s Presbyterian Hospital. Following residency he sub-specialized in Spinal Surgery through successful completion of the Kenton D. Leatherman Spinal Fellowship at the University of Louisville, where he trained with some of the most well respected Neurosurgeons and Orthopedic spinal surgeons in the United States. Dr. Sinicropi has one of the largest and most successful practices in Minnesota because of his reputation of giving the patient REAL ANSWERS to even the most diagnostically challenging patients. Patients who are told that they need spinal surgery often travel to see Dr. Sinicropi to see if there is another potentially less invasive option for them. Patients who have been told “there is nothing we can do” having sometimes endured years of treatments and incorrect diagnosis, are often relieved to hear that there is a solution to their condition.

The Basics Of Complex Spinal Fusion Surgery
11/25/2025

The Basics Of Complex Spinal Fusion Surgery

To the average adult, every spine surgery may seem complex, but for trained specialists, many procedures are rather routine in nature. For example, fusing two adjacent vertebral sections to one another can be completed with ease for many spine surgeons. However, sometimes more than just two sections...

When To Worry About Back Pain After A Fall
11/24/2025

When To Worry About Back Pain After A Fall

Millions of people suffer a fall injury each year, and this risk is even higher in older adults, as about 1 in 4 seniors fall every year. A fall injury is one of the most common acute injuries that triggers a person to seek out medical care, but because these incidents are so common, how […]

Treating Thecal Sac Compression
11/21/2025

Treating Thecal Sac Compression

Your spinal cord is one of the most important structures in your body, and as such, it needs to be well protected. Aside from being housed within the spinal canal, the spinal cord is also surrounded by a protective membrane called the thecal sac. This membrane acts as a protective sheath filled with...

How To Overcome Different Types Of Spinal Muscle Strains
11/20/2025

How To Overcome Different Types Of Spinal Muscle Strains

There are a number of different muscles throughout the spine that play an integral role in supporting your spinal column and aiding with movement, but if one or more of these muscle groups are overloaded, it can lead to what’s known as a strain injury. Muscle strains, also commonly referred to as ...

Feeling Stressed? Stretching Your Spine May Prove Beneficial
11/19/2025

Feeling Stressed? Stretching Your Spine May Prove Beneficial

If you’re feeling anxious or stressed, the key to unwinding may be found in your spine. According to research right here in our own backyard at the University of Minnesota Medical School in Minneapolis, stretching your upper back and rolling your shoulders can be relaxing and bring a sense of calm...

Why Do People Wait So Long To See A Doctor For Back Pain?
11/13/2025

Why Do People Wait So Long To See A Doctor For Back Pain?

If you notice that there’s water leaking from a pipe in your basement or that the check engine light in your vehicle is on, you take care of these issues swiftly so that they don’t snowball into much bigger problems. However, that same mindset doesn’t hold true for many when it comes to their ...

What To Know About Pain After Back Surgery
11/11/2025

What To Know About Pain After Back Surgery

If you need to undergo a spinal procedure, you probably expect to experience some discomfort and even some pain during the healing process. Pain is a necessary reality during your post-op recovery period, but why does it develop, and when does it suggest you should reach back out to your doctor? In....

Back Pain – Seek Out Long-Term Relief Over Quick Fixes
11/10/2025

Back Pain – Seek Out Long-Term Relief Over Quick Fixes

When it comes to treating your back pain, it’s wise to view the situation as a marathon, not a sprint. We understand that you want to treat the problem quickly, but oftentimes quick fixes only address the symptoms of a problem, not the root cause. Throwing your efforts behind these passive and sur...

Breaking Down 5 Causes Of Scoliosis
11/06/2025

Breaking Down 5 Causes Of Scoliosis

Scoliosis occurs when the spine develops an abnormal lateral curve. Instead of being rather straight up and down, a scoliosis deformity causes the spine to take on more of an “S” or “C” shape when viewed from behind. It’s a condition that commonly affects children experiencing rapid period...

Managing Appetite Loss After Spine Surgery
11/04/2025

Managing Appetite Loss After Spine Surgery

Spine surgery affects people in all different ways, and while much of the focus during your recovery will be on your physical and mental health, one aspect of your recovery that can be overlooked is how the surgery impacts your appetite. It’s quite common for patients to notice an appetite reducti...

Why Sciatica Is Worse In The Morning
11/03/2025

Why Sciatica Is Worse In The Morning

We all want to wake up feeling refreshed and recharged following a good night’s sleep, but oftentimes morning time is when discomfort is at its worst for patients battling sciatic nerve pain. Radiating nerve pain or pulsing lower back discomfort is no way to start the day, but morning is a common ...

3 Common Types Of Spinal Infections
10/30/2025

3 Common Types Of Spinal Infections

A spinal infection is a rare condition that develops when bacteria, fungi or viruses make their way into the spinal column. In most instances, spinal infections are classified further based on the specific location where the infection develops. Below, we take a closer look at the three most common c...

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Expert Spine Surgeon

Dr. Stefano Sinicropi is a Board Certified Expert in spinal surgery, who is trained in both Orthopedic and Neurosurgical techniques. He dedicates his practice to getting his patients back to a pain-free life. After evaluating patients through his proprietary Diagnosis and Treatment Algorithm, patients will be given a specific treatment plan outline. Some patients will be or become candidates to undergo minimally invasive spine surgery, total disc replacement, or complex spinal fusion. Dr. Sinicropi attended the prestigious Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons Medical School and then completed a combined Research/Clinical Residency at Columbia University’s Presbyterian Hospital. Following residency he sub-specialized in Spinal Surgery through successful completion of the Kenton D. Leatherman Spinal Fellowship at the University of Louisville, where he trained with some of the most well respected Neurosurgeons and Orthopedic spinal surgeons in the United States. Dr. Sinicropi has one of the largest and most successful practices in Minnesota because of his reputation of giving the patient REAL ANSWERS to even the most diagnostically challenging patients. Patients who are told that they need spinal surgery often travel to see Dr. Sinicropi to see if there is another potentially less invasive option for them. Patients who have been told “there is nothing we can do” having sometimes endured years of treatments and incorrect diagnosis, are often relieved to hear that there is a solution to their condition.