Annular tears are the root of spine pain for many patients, starting with simple back pain and leading to disc herniations, bulges, degeneration, and dehydration.
There are a variety of symptoms that are associated with degenerative disc disease, but is this condition actually the cause?
Spinal fusion and artificial disc replacement are now two of the most common surgical options for patients with severe back pain. Although artificial disc replacement only gained FDA approval in the early 2000s, it has quickly gained popularity. However, the question is, what’s the real difference between these procedures?
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