North American Spine and Pain Institute - NASPI

05/11/2026

A slip-and-fall or auto accident can lead to spine injuries that don’t always show up right away. If neck or back pain lingers, it’s important to get the right evaluation.

At NASPI, we start with a comprehensive assessment to understand the root cause of your pain. Treatment begins conservatively, but if those don’t provide relief, minimally invasive procedures may be the next step.

Our goal is simple: the right treatment, at the right time, for you.

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05/04/2026

🎥 Inside the OR with Dr. Dorri

Experience spine care at the next level—right from the operating room.

At NASPI, our minimally invasive procedures are designed to treat the source of pain with precision—while minimizing disruption to surrounding tissue. In this video, Dr. Dorri walks you through a real-time surgical approach focused on delivering effective results with less downtime.

What sets NASPI apart?�✔️ A collaborative team of orthopedic surgeons and neurosurgeons�✔️ Advanced, minimally invasive techniques�✔️ Patient-first care tailored to your condition and goals

The benefits?�🔹 Smaller incisions�🔹 Faster recovery�🔹 Less post-operative discomfort�🔹 A quicker return to doing what you love

From diagnosis to recovery, every step is guided by expertise, innovation, and a commitment to better outcomes.

Discover a smarter approach to spine care—right here at NASPI.

04/26/2026

Win Big at NJAJ 2026—Visit NASPI’s Booth!

Heading to the NJAJ Boardwalk Seminar?

Make sure to stop by the North American Spine and Pain Institute (NASPI) booth to connect with our team—and don’t forget to enter our raffle for a chance to win great prizes.

We’ll also be hosting a presentation on new techniques in minimally invasive endoscopic spine surgery, followed by a live Q&A—designed to give you valuable insights into the latest advancements in patient care and case support.

Whether you’re looking for a trusted medical partner or want to stay ahead of emerging treatment options, we’re here to help.

👉 Stop by. Learn something new. Enter to win.

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04/20/2026

Back + leg pain could be coming from a bulging disc.

In this video, Dr. Bilbao breaks down a real patient case using a spine model—showing how nerve compression can lead to ongoing pain, numbness, and discomfort.

The best part? Relief doesn’t always mean major surgery.

At NASPI, our minimally invasive spine procedures are designed to:
�✔️ Target the source of pain�✔️ Minimize downtime�✔️ Get you back to living faster

If you’re struggling with persistent pain, there may be a better, less invasive solution.

Schedule a consultation to learn more.

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04/06/2026

Herniated Disc vs. Bulging Disc — What’s the Difference? 🤔

Back or neck pain can disrupt your life—but understanding the cause is the first step toward real relief.

At North American Spine and Pain Institute (NASPI), we help patients pinpoint whether their pain is coming from a bulging disc or a herniated disc—because while they’re often confused, they’re not the same.

👉 Bulging Disc
• Disc extends outward but stays intact
• Often caused by aging or wear & tear
• Symptoms may be mild—or not noticeable at all

👉 Herniated Disc
• Outer layer tears, allowing inner material to leak
• More likely to press on nerves
• Can cause sharp, radiating pain, numbness, or weakness

Why it matters:
A herniated disc is typically more severe and more likely to require advanced treatment—while many bulging discs can be managed conservatively.

At NASPI, we use advanced imaging and minimally invasive treatments to create personalized care plans—focused on relieving pain and restoring your quality of life without unnecessary surgery.

Don’t ignore the signs:
If you’re experiencing persistent pain, numbness, tingling, or pain radiating into your arms or legs—it’s time to get evaluated.

Get answers. Get relief. Get back to living.

Schedule your consultation today.

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03/30/2026

Honoring the hands that restore movement, relieve pain, and change lives—one patient at a time.

At North American Spine and Pain Institute, medicine is more than treatment—it’s precision, innovation, and compassion in every step of care.

Today, we recognize the dedication, expertise, and relentless commitment of physicians who redefine what’s possible in spine and pain management.

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03/27/2026

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03/25/2026

03/19/2026

See how advanced technology and minimally invasive procedures are changing the way we treat back pain—plus hear from a patient who experienced the results firsthand.

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03/12/2026

Herniated Disc: Simply Explained

In this video, we’re using a simple spine model to show what happens during a herniated (or “slipped”) disc.

Between each vertebra in your spine is a soft cushion called a disc. These discs act like shock absorbers, helping your spine move and absorb pressure from everyday activities.
When a disc becomes herniated or bulges outward, part of the soft inner material pushes through the outer layer of the disc. When that bulging material presses against a nearby nerve, it can lead to symptoms like:

• Back or neck pain�• Radiating pain down the arms or legs�• Numbness or tingling�• Muscle weakness

This simple model demonstrates how pressure on the spine can cause the disc to push outward and irritate the nerve.

At the North American Spine and Pain Institute, we specialize in diagnosing and treating spinal conditions like herniated discs with advanced, minimally invasive treatments designed to relieve pain and restore mobility.

If you’re struggling with persistent back or nerve pain, getting the right diagnosis is the first step toward relief.

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03/06/2026

Think rest is the best remedy for back pain? Think again.

While short periods of rest may help with acute injuries, relying on rest alone for chronic back pain can actually make symptoms worse. When pain lasts 12 weeks or longer, it often involves deeper issues like muscle weakness, joint stiffness, and increased nerve sensitivity.

Too much inactivity can weaken the muscles that support your spine, reduce flexibility, slow healing, and even increase pain sensitivity. Over time, this can make everyday movements more difficult.

Movement is often a key part of recovery. The right treatment plan can help:

✔ Strengthen muscles that support the spine
✔ Improve mobility and flexibility
✔ Increase circulation and healing
✔ Restore healthy movement patterns

At North American Spine and Pain Institute, our specialists perform comprehensive evaluations to identify the root cause of your pain and develop personalized treatment plans designed to restore function and improve quality of life.

If your back pain lasts more than a few weeks, radiates into your arms or legs, or interferes with daily activities, it may be time to seek professional care.

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