Stop Living with Chronic Back Pain
Your active lifestyle doesn't have to stop because you have back pain. The Discseel® Procedure gives hope to those who suffer from chronic back pain and Degenerative Disc Disease.
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Avoiding invasive back surgery, to treat your chronic spine pain is what the Discseel® Procedure can offer. The procedure repairs your damaged spinal disc, using an FDA approved Biologic Fibrin, allowing patients to avoid risky spinal fusions and discectomies. This is possible because the Fibrin is able to repair and seal damaged spinal disc, where spine surgery, including spinal fusions, can't.
Nothing else exists that can repair a torn or deteriorated spinal disc's tissue. Surgeons have attempted sutures or ligatures to repair discs without success. Stem cells and PRP fail to reliably help because they leak out from damaged discs. Often people suffering from Degenerative Disc Disease are plagued with back pain from one or more torn discs, which inflame nerves within the discs as well as the adjacent spinal nerve causing back pain and leg pain or neck and arm pain. When a disc leaks, over time it can lose hydration and become degenerated. Essentially, the goal of the Discseel® Procedure is for the Fibrin biologic to seal and instigate healthy, new disc tissue growth where the tissue is torn, in effort to stop the disc from leaking, and no longer inflaming the nerves. Studies affirm that Fibrin seals discs returning them to normal mechanical strength.
Before you decide to permit screws in your spine and give up more than 30% of your mobility you should see how the Discseel®Procedure compares.
For decades, physicians have been recommending spinal fusions to patients, only for them to fail. These life-altering procedures have to lead to some of the highest percentages of surgical failures and opioid dependency among surgical patients. So the real question is: why are doctors not recommending a procedure that has greater success? It's simple. An average spinal fusion patient is worth between $250,000 and $750,000 in insurance payouts over the patient's lifetime. It was the high failure that leads to the creation of the Discseel® Procedure. So how do the two procedures compare to each other?
In over 40% of patients that received a spinal fusion, the fusion does not address the long term source of the pain.
At least 1/3 of all spinal fusion patients need a second or third fusion of their spine within 10 years.
The Discseel® Procedure has been successful in permanently relieving back pain in 70% of patients that had a previous failed spinal procedure, such as a spinal fusion.
There are four steps to our Discseel® Procedure from start to finish.
During the in-person consultation, you will speak directly with the physician who will perform the Discseel® Procedure. We want to make sure you are confident about the procedure and we will answer all your questions prior to the procedure.
The annulogram is a detailed process that will identify your pain source. It specifically determines if your normal or abnormal-looking discs are leaking. Anything missed by an MRI will show up in the annulogram.
During the Discseel® Procedure your physician will inject a substance called fibrin into your damaged disc, which will seal the disc. Fibrin is an FDA approved biologic that is made from human blood. The entire procedure is observed through live x-rays.
After the Discseel® Procedure most patients are walking within the first 24 hours. Immediately after the procedure, your damaged disc will start healing, which is a continuous process over the next 12 months.
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