The Cervical Spine Center

09/17/2024

01/31/2023

Cervical Degeneration is due to chronic and progressive arthritis of the cervical spine. The discs degenerate and cannot provide the cushion necessary to support the bones of the spine. As such, patients develop “bone-on-bone” between successive cervical bone levels and pain becomes the main complaint. Read more here: https://cervical-center.com/common-diagnosis/cervical-degeneration/

01/26/2023

The day after surgery, you can shower. Try to shower as quickly as possible and do not worry if the dressing is exposed to water. We do recommend baths or hot tubs for the first 4 weeks after surgery. Read more here: https://cervical-center.com/faq/

01/24/2023

If you need , your procedure will be performed by Drs. Abrahams & Neubardt, both a Neurosurgeon and Orthopedic Surgeon. Dr. Abrahams will perform the decompression on the nerves and spinal cord whereas Dr. Neubardt will place either the fusion or disc replacement device.

01/19/2023

Here at The Cervical Spine Center, we evaluate your needs based on your condition. We have both surgical and non-surgical options available to help you feel like the best version of yourself. Read more at https://cervical-center.com/

01/17/2023

You are in great hands with our surgeons at The Cervical Spine Center. Schedule a consultation with us on our site!

01/12/2023

We have two locations in New York! Our main office is located at 4 Westchester Park Drive, 4th Floor in White Plains, NY and our Nyack office is located at 10 Waldron Avenue in Nyack, NY. Schedule an appointment with us on our website!

01/10/2023

You should not any more than walking in the first 4 weeks after surgery. During your postoperative visits, you should discuss your exercise goals with your surgeon. https://cervical-center.com/faq/

01/05/2023

Happy New Year from The Cervical Spine Center! We are here to help you become the healthiest and happiest version of yourself in 2023. Visit our site to learn more: https://cervical-center.com/

01/03/2023

It is incredibly difficult to damage hardware after surgery, but don't hesitate to contact our office if you have any concerns. https://cervical-center.com/faq/

12/29/2022

You will see your surgeon after surgery in 7 days, one month, three months and then one year. You should have X-Rays at each visit.