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Spine surgery done the “classic” way is traditionally done with an open approach, meaning that the surgical area being operated on is opened with a long incision to allow full view and access to the anatomy by the surgeon. In the past recent years, there have been advances in technology that have allowed spinal conditions to be treated with the minimally invasive spinal surgery (MISS) approach.Dr. Brusovanik Helps CBS4's Eliott Rodriguez Without Surgery 2
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Dr. Brusovanik treats the following conditions: Sciatica/Nerve compression, Back and Neck pain, Spinal Cord Compression, Scoliosis, Stenosis, Metastatic Disease, and Spinal Fractures.Dr. Brusovanik of Miami Back & Neck Specialists Helps World Famous Disk Jockey Rafael Deonate Text
Dr. Brusovanik always attempts to help patients without surgery, but when surgery is indicated, his way of performing surgery minimizes pain and speeds recovery.Dr. Brusovanik from Miami Back & Neck Specialists helps Dr. Delisa Duncanson MD text
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January 9, 2017

Antonio, it is good to see you today. How are you feeling?
Good to see you. I feel really, really good.

Tell me how was the pain before the surgery?
My pain before was excruciating. I mean, I could not walk, I could not sit, my nerve was always pinched, and after the operation I feel a thousand times better.

Oh wow. How many days after the surgery?

It has been two weeks.

Two weeks? Okay. Then you are going to see Dr. Brusovanik today and then we will see you again in six months. Are you recommending him to anyone?
Yes, I surely would. He is the best doctor in the world.

Thank you for saying that. We will see you again.

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