News & Articles
Post-Surgical Sciatica: Treatment Options When Pain Persists After Spine Surgery
Sciatica that persists after spine surgery may trace to a residual or adjacent annular tear. Learn about treatment options — including intra-annular fibrin injection and biologic disc repair — and how candidacy is evaluated.
Construction Workers and DDD: Treatment Options and Return-to-Work Planning
Construction workers with degenerative disc disease are prone to annular tears from cumulative mechanical loading. Treatment options range from conservative care to biologic disc repair and spinal fusion; candidacy varies by individual and is evaluated on imaging and clinical criteria.
Navy Veterans: Avoiding Lumbar Fusion – What the Mission Act Makes Possible
Navy veterans with chronic lumbar disc pain may have non-surgical alternatives to spinal fusion through the VA Mission Act community care program. Learn how intra-annular fibrin injection and biologic disc repair may apply to your situation — eligibility and outcomes vary by individual.
Fibrin Disc Treatment: Restoring Spine Health
Fibrin disc treatment supports spine health by sealing annular tears so the disc can heal naturally. Reparative mechanism, FDA-approved fibrin sealant.
Recovery Process: Intra-Annular Fibrin Injection
The recovery process for intra-annular fibrin injection: same-day discharge, light activity in days, normal activity in 2 to 4 weeks, full benefit in 3 to 6 months.
Core Strengthening After Annular Tear Repair: A Step-by-Step Guide
Core strengthening after annular tear repair protects the treated disc by reducing the load it carries. Trunk endurance and neutral-spine control matter more than peak strength — and a clinical evaluation is the only way to know which exercises fit your timeline.
Preventing Future Back Pain After Treatment
Preventing future back pain after regenerative treatment depends on consistent habits: strength, posture, sleep, hydration, and load management.
