Video Channel – Advanced Disc Replacement

1. How Do I Know If I Need Lumbar ADR?

Low back pain paired with leg pain? Tried other treatments to no avail? You may be a Lumbar Artificial Disc Replacement surgery candidate. Here’s when you should seek an evaluation to find out if it’s right for you.

2. How Do You Plan For Lumbar Surgery?

Once you and your surgeon decide that you need a Lumbar Artificial Disc Replacement, it’s critical to prepare for the surgery to set yourself up for success. From prescription changes to medical clearance, ensure you check all of these items off your pre-surgery list.

3. Lumbar Disc Replacement Surgery Process

Lumbar ADR surgery uses a unique process to restore motion to the lower spine. Get a first-hand description of the surgery itself from Dr. Todd Lanman, founder of Advanced Disc Replacement Spinal Restoration Center.

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In this video I will discuss the three things to know before considering an artificial disc replacement.

3 Things To Know Before Considering an Artificial Disc Replacement
This animation, from Centinel Spine, demonstrates the surgical technique for the motion-preserving prodisc C Total Disc Replacement procedure.

Prodisc C Surgical Technique

This animation, from Centinel Spine, demonstrates the surgical technique for the motion-preserving prodisc C Total Disc Replacement procedure.
This is a brief overview of the prodisc C Cervical Total Disc Replacement System, from Centinel Spine.

Why Prodisc C?

This is a brief overview of the prodisc C Cervical Total Disc Replacement System, from Centinel Spine.
This animation, from Centinel Spine, demonstrates the surgical technique for the motion-preserving prodisc L Total Disc Replacement procedure.

Prodisc L Surgical Technique

This animation, from Centinel Spine, demonstrates the surgical technique for the motion-preserving prodisc L Total Disc Replacement procedure.
This is a brief overview of the prodisc L Lumbar Total Disc Replacement System, from Centinel Spine.

Why Prodisc L?

This is a brief overview of the prodisc L Lumbar Total Disc Replacement System, from Centinel Spine.
Neck pain, being defined as central to the neck or slightly off to the side of your neck, is most often caused by one of two things – either degenerative disc disease, which can lead to tremendous pain for some, or facet joint pain, which occurs when the facet joints on either side of the vertebrae

The Condition Of Neck Pain

Neck pain, being defined as central to the neck or slightly off to the side of your neck, is most often caused by one of two things – either degenerative disc disease, which can lead to tremendous pain for some, or facet joint pain, which occurs when the facet joints on either side of the vertebrae

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