Dr. William J. Steele III: The Neurosurgical Group of Texas

Dr. William J. Steele III: The Neurosurgical Group of Texas Delivering individualized patient specific treatment to improve your quality of life. Dr. William J.

Steele III is a board-certified neurosurgeon at The Neurosurgical Group of Texas, specializing in minimally invasive spine surgery, complex spinal deformity correction, epilepsy treatment, and robotic and endoscopic neurosurgery. With a commitment to using the latest surgical techniques, Dr. Steele combines his expertise with compassionate care to address a wide range of neurological conditions. Having been a former all-state athlete, Dr. Steele understands the importance of restoring function and enhancing quality of life. He creates personalized treatment plans for each patient, ensuring the best outcomes through cutting-edge medical technology. Dr. Steele's training includes a neurosurgery residency at Houston Methodist Hospital and an advanced spine surgery specialization at the University of Miami. From epilepsy management to spinal disorders, Dr. Steele and his team provide comprehensive support every step of the way. Contact us to schedule a consultation and learn more about our patient-centered approach to neurosurgical care.

Robot-assisted spine surgery isn’t about replacing the surgeon, it’s about enhancing their vision and precision. Compare...
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Robot-assisted spine surgery isn’t about replacing the surgeon, it’s about enhancing their vision and precision. Compared to traditional methods, robotic assistance can:

1. Reduce blood loss during surgery

2. Shorten anesthesia time

3. Decrease hospital stay by days

Dr. Steele uses these tools to make surgery safer and recovery smoother for every patient.

Today's medical word is Syringomyelia 🧠🌀This condition happens when a fluid-filled cyst, called a syrinx, forms within t...
08/21/2025

Today's medical word is Syringomyelia 🧠🌀
This condition happens when a fluid-filled cyst, called a syrinx, forms within the spinal cord. Over time, it can expand and damage the spinal cord, leading to symptoms like pain, muscle weakness, stiffness, or loss of sensation.

🩺 Causes can include spinal cord injuries, tumors, or Chiari malformations.
Early detection is key to managing progression and preventing complications.

Curious to learn more or have questions? Ask in the comments! 💬👇

Imagine your surgeon having a GPS for your spine. 🧭 With navigation-guided endoscopic spine surgery, neurosurgeons use r...
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Imagine your surgeon having a GPS for your spine. 🧭 With navigation-guided endoscopic spine surgery, neurosurgeons use real-time 3D imaging to guide instruments with millimeter accuracy.

Pinpointing and treating things like herniated discs while protecting healthy tissue.

What this means for you:
1️⃣Smaller incisions (less scarring)
2️⃣Minimal radiation exposure
3️⃣ Shorter recovery times

It’s precision surgery designed for faster healing and a quicker return to your life.

From repairing damaged nerves to restoring movement, here’s how science is rewiring hope for spinal cord injury patients...
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From repairing damaged nerves to restoring movement, here’s how science is rewiring hope for spinal cord injury patients. 👨‍⚕️ 🧠

🔍 Today's medical word is Spondylolisthesis. This condition occurs when one of the vertebrae in the spine slips out of p...
08/12/2025

🔍 Today's medical word is Spondylolisthesis.
This condition occurs when one of the vertebrae in the spine slips out of place, typically over the one below it. It can cause back pain, stiffness, and in some cases, nerve compression leading to numbness or weakness.

Spondylolisthesis can range from mild to severe and may require physical therapy, bracing, or even surgery depending on the case.

Got questions about this condition? Drop them in the comments! 👇

AI isn’t replacing doctors. They’re giving us a head-start on diagnosis. Ever wonder how it reads your scans? 🤖🧠
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AI isn’t replacing doctors. They’re giving us a head-start on diagnosis. Ever wonder how it reads your scans? 🤖🧠

Everyday chores can sneak up on your back. These small adjustments will keep your spine in line this summer.
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Everyday chores can sneak up on your back. These small adjustments will keep your spine in line this summer.

☀️ Sunlight isn’t just mood-boosting, it’s spine-boosting.Summer rays jump-start vitamin D production, a key nutrient fo...
07/24/2025

☀️ Sunlight isn’t just mood-boosting, it’s spine-boosting.
Summer rays jump-start vitamin D production, a key nutrient for healthy bones, discs, and muscles. More daylight = higher vitamin D + serotonin levels, which studies link to fewer low-back-pain flare-ups. So get outside (sunscreen on!), stretch, walk, and let your musculoskeletal system soak up the benefits.

Working from home this summer? These three stretches tick all the boxes: flex, rotate, release. Try them hourly!
07/22/2025

Working from home this summer? These three stretches tick all the boxes: flex, rotate, release. Try them hourly!

Your discs are mostly water. Keep them plump and pain-free by staying hydrated! 💧
07/17/2025

Your discs are mostly water. Keep them plump and pain-free by staying hydrated! 💧

The average adult human head weighs 10–12 lbs. Tilt it forward by just 15°, and that load almost doubles! 📈 Keep your sc...
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The average adult human head weighs 10–12 lbs. Tilt it forward by just 15°, and that load almost doubles! 📈 Keep your screen at eye level to protect your neck.

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6560 Fannin Street Suite 1200
Houston, TX
77030

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Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 3pm

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