
07/25/2025
The percentages speak for themselves -SPINAL DECOMPRESSION vs. BACK SURGERY:
Failed back surgery syndrome (FBSS)
A condition that occurs when a patient continues to experience pain after spine surgery. FBSS is common enough to be considered a medical condition.
Repeat surgery
The chances of success decrease with each additional surgery. For example, one study found that 30% of second back surgeries were successful, while only 15% of third surgeries were successful.
Spinal Decompression Success Rates:
Spinal decompression therapy has a success rate of 71–89% in most research studies. This includes both non-surgical and surgical treatments.
Non-surgical:
Pain relief: Over 75% of patients report long-term pain relief.
Herniated discs: Spinal decompression can help retract herniated discs.
Chronic pain: Spinal decompression can help heal chronic pain.
Nerve pressure: Spinal decompression can relieve nerve pressure.
Source: National Institute of Health study and
Disc Centers of America - Vancouver
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