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Patient with Back Pain Gives Positive Testimonial for Dr. Gottlieb

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Patient with Back Pain Gives Positive Testimonial for Dr. Gottlieb

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Dr. Jamie Gottlieb is a spine surgeon at Orthopedic Specialists North Texas in Denton, Texas. At his practice, Dr. Jamie Gottlieb treats patients for conditions that include osteoarthritis, herniated discs, foramen stenosis, scoliosis, spinal meningioma, and chronic back pain. One of his patients was Henry L.

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Dr. Jamie Gottlieb is a spine surgeon at Orthopedic Specialists North Texas in Denton, Texas. At his practice, Dr. Jamie Gottlieb treats patients for conditions that include osteoarthritis, herniated discs, foramen stenosis, scoliosis, spinal meningioma, and chronic back pain. One of his patients was Henry L.

Henry suffered excruciating back pain for several years. He tried a number of surgeries but found no relief. He also had years of physical therapy, received more than a dozen injections, and took many medications. He even underwent a spinal fusion surgery that left him in more pain than before.

When Henry met Dr. Gottlieb, the surgeon examined him, ran diagnostic tests, and discussed the medical options with Henry and his family. The surgeries Dr. Gottlieb recommended were comprehensive and involved multiple fusions and the revision of the previous fusion.

During Henry's stay in the hospital, Dr. Gottlieb visited him every day. When Henry was discharged, Dr. Gottlieb's team maintained regular contact with him. Four months after the surgery, Henry was doing well and feeling better than he had in years.

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Patient with Back Pain Gives Positive Testimonial for Dr. Gottlieb

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Dr. Jamie Gottlieb is a spine surgeon at Orthopedic Specialists North Texas in Denton, Texas. At his practice, Dr. Jamie Gottlieb treats patients for conditions that include osteoarthritis, herniated discs, foramen stenosis, scoliosis, spinal meningioma, and chronic back pain. One of his patients was Henry L. Henry suffered excruciating back pain for several years.

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Spine surgeon Dr. Jamie Gottlieb is experienced in treating a wide range of conditions of the spine, from back injuries to spinal tumors. Dr. Jamie Gottlieb is based in Denton, Texas, where treats a variety of conditions with innovative procedures and technologies.

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Spine surgeon Dr. Jamie Gottlieb is experienced in treating a wide range of conditions of the spine, from back injuries to spinal tumors. Dr. Jamie Gottlieb is based in Denton, Texas, where treats a variety of conditions with innovative procedures and technologies.

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Spine surgeon Dr. Jamie Gottlieb is experienced in treating a wide range of conditions of the spine, from back injuries to spinal tumors. Dr. Jamie Gottlieb is based in Denton, Texas, where treats a variety of conditions with innovative procedures and technologies.

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For more than 20 years, Dr. Jamie Gottlieb has been practicing medicine. He is the CEO and a spine surgeon at I-Spine Institute and GBS Spinal Associates, and he also serves as a spine surgeon at Orthopedic Specialists North Texas in Denton, TX. Dr. Jamie Gottlieb has written an article on intra-articular knee injections.

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For more than 20 years, Dr. Jamie Gottlieb has been practicing medicine. He is the CEO and a spine surgeon at I-Spine Institute and GBS Spinal Associates, and he also serves as a spine surgeon at Orthopedic Specialists North Texas in Denton, TX. Dr. Jamie Gottlieb has written an article on intra-articular knee injections.

Knee injections are often necessary in sports medicine, general practice, and rheumatology to treat various conditions and reduce the impact of lifestyle-limiting knee injuries. Most commonly, intra-articular knee injections use corticosteroids, which relieve inflammation and pain in knee joints and address osteoarthritis pain. However, people who have psoriatic arthritis, pseudogout, rheumatoid arthritis, or juvenile idiopathic arthritis also may benefit from intra-articular corticosteroid injections.

Doctors also use other agents in knee injections, including hyaluronic acid and infliximab. Infliximab treats refractory knee synovitis or monoarthritis in patients who have rheumatoid arthritis or Behcet's disease. Typically, these patients have not had success with systemic treatment. Hyaluronic acid benefits patients who have osteoarthritis in the knees.

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For more than 20 years, Dr. Jamie Gottlieb has been practicing medicine. He is the CEO and a spine surgeon at I-Spine Institute and GBS Spinal Associates, and he also serves as a spine surgeon at Orthopedic Specialists North Texas in Denton, TX. Dr. Jamie Gottlieb has written an article on intra-articular knee injections .

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Key Facts to Know About Spinal Cord Injuries

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Key Facts to Know About Spinal Cord Injuries

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An experienced spine surgeon based in Denton, Texas, Dr. Jamie Gottlieb is a graduate of Cornell University where he earned his medical degree. Dr. Jamie Gottlieb previously served as an emergency room and staff physician before becoming a spine surgeon and holds multiple patents for devices used to treat problems involving the spine and spinal cord.

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An experienced spine surgeon based in Denton, Texas, Dr. Jamie Gottlieb is a graduate of Cornell University where he earned his medical degree. Dr. Jamie Gottlieb previously served as an emergency room and staff physician before becoming a spine surgeon and holds multiple patents for devices used to treat problems involving the spine and spinal cord.

Spinal cord injuries (SCIs) affect hundreds of thousands of Americans with approximately 12,500 new injuries of this nature occurring annually, most frequently due to causes including car accidents and falls. However, the most common sports-related SCIs are caused by diving. Younger people between the ages of 16 to 30 comprise the segment of the population most likely to be affected by SCIs.

Most SCIs are incomplete rather than complete, meaning the signaling from the brain to below the area where the injury occurred is reduced but not eliminated. The majority of people affected by this type of injury experience tetraplegia or quadriplegia.

Fortunately, over the past decades, the average length of hospital stays for patients with SCIs has been reduced from 24 days to 11 days. However, people who have suffered a serious SCI typically require significant ongoing care that can be very costly.

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Key Facts to Know About Spinal Cord Injuries

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An experienced spine surgeon based in Denton, Texas, Dr. Jamie Gottlieb is a graduate of Cornell University where he earned his medical degree. Dr. Jamie Gottlieb previously served as an emergency room and staff physician before becoming a spine surgeon and holds multiple patents for devices used to treat problems involving the spine and spinal...