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Jan

What is a Compression Fracture?

Dr. Marc Menkowitz and Dr. Steve Paragioudakis are board-certified orthopedic surgeons who are well-known for their expertise in diagnosing and treating conditions that affect your spine. Practicing at the Center for the Functional Restoration of the Spine (CFRS), with three loca...

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Jan

Understanding Neuromuscular Disease

The term “neuromuscular disease” (NMD) encompasses a broad category of disorders that develop when nerves controlling muscle movement and sensation fail due to an illness or injury. This can lead to weakness, pain, and decreased mobility in the regions served by the f...

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Jan

Why You Might Need a Discogram and What to Expect

Your spine is an intricate network of bones, joints, ligaments, and other tissue structures that work together to provide the support and flexibility you need to move through your day. It also protects the spinal cord containing the nerves that transmit signals to and from your b...

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Jan

Are You Suffering from These Symptoms of Facet Joint Syndrome?

Our expert team at The Center for the Functional Restoration of the Spine focuses on diagnosing and treating all types of spinal issues, including those related to injury, congenital issues, and aging. Led by top-level spinal specialists Steve Paragioudakis, MD, and Marc Menkowit...

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Jan

Common Spinal Infections and How to Avoid Them

Doctors Marc Menkowitz and Steve Paragioudakis are board-certified orthopedic surgeons who lead our team at the Center for the Functional Restoration of the Spine in Shrewsbury, Toms River, and Edison, New Jersey. These award-winning specialists are known for providing the most a...

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Jan

Tips for Avoiding Kyphosis

The team at the Center for the Functional Restoration of the Spine specializes in diagnosing and treating spinal disorders that can cause varying degrees of pain, interfere with your mobility, and reduce your overall quality of life. Led by board-certified orthopedists Steve Parag...

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Jan

Spine-Strengthening Hacks You Can Do At Home

About 80% of Americans should expect to experience at least one episode of back pain in their life according to numerous studies available from the US National Library of Medicine. For many individuals, however, back pain becomes a frequent or chronic issue that can have debilita...

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Jan

Can Your Child Still Participate in Sports if They Have Scoliosis?

Your spine is a vital part of your body's physical movement. Without it, you would not be able to stand, bend, or twist your upper body. Scoliosis creates a sideways curve (in a C or S shape) in your spine, causing problems for basic physical activity in severe cases. Sadly...

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Jan

5 Tips for Returning to Sports After Back Surgery

Everybody needs exercise — it helps you maintain a healthy weight, keeps your muscles and bones in shape, and, with a proper diet, can prevent diseases. Sports are a great way to stay physically active. Unfortunately, most sports also carry the risk of injury. In college sp...

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Jan

Spinal Cord Stimulation: Drug-Free Relief for Chronic Back Pain

In the US, back pain is very common. With around 80% of people experiencing some form of back pain over their lifetime, and 15-20% of people dealing with it every year, it's also a leading cause of disability. Chronic back pain is the kind that lasts three to six mont...

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