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Cervical Disc Center

Pioneers in Cervical Disc Replacement

We Believe in Preserving Motion


Considering Cervical Disc Surgery?

– Fusion May Not Be The Best Option

 

If you have been told you need cervical fusion you should know that there may be a better option. While a fusion does ease pain, it also limits range of motion and can have a longer recovery period. Fusion can also put stress on the vertebrae above and below the fused segment, meaning as many as 1 in 4 patients may require a second surgery within a few years.

Cervical Disc Replacement

- A Superior and Safer Alternative to Fusion

 

In a cervical disc replacement surgery, surgeons replace the damaged disc with an artificial one, instead of fusing the two vertebrae as one would in a fusion. An artificial disc allows for greater range of motion and limits the amount of stress placed on the adjacent vertebrae, giving you better quality of life and reducing the chance of needing another surgery.

Get the Newest, Most Advanced Cervical Disc

- Only Available Through Clinical Trials in the U.S.

 

We are participating in a clinical trial for the most advanced artificial cervical disc to date. This disc is designed to be 100% MRI compatible, giving doctors the clearest image to track your recovery. If you qualify for the trial, financial assistance is available to cover the majority of your treatment (including surgery).

Key Benefits

  • Retain greater range of motion
  • 100% MRI-compatible, eliminating the need for CT scans
  • Advanced materials eliminate metal wear
  • Better tailored to fit individual patients
  • Material is more biocompatible, allowing better integration with existing bone

Reasons to Avoid Spinal Fusion:

  • Causes stress to adjacent vertebrae
  • Loss of normal range of motion
  • Longer recovery times
  • Increased chances of recurring surgery due to disc degeneration

About The Cervical Disc Center

The Cervical Disc Center is led by Dr. Hyun Bae, a world-renowned spine surgeon. He has pioneered many life-changing spine procedures and was among the first surgeons to use multi-level artificial disc replacement for the cervical spine.
  • Recipient of $2.4 million grant from the National Institutes of Health for spinal research
  • 1 of 3 doctors in the US testing adult stem cells to treat spinal conditions
  • Adviser to prestigious medical device companies nationwide
  • Selected for best paper at the National Association of Spine Surgeons 2014 Conference, the world’s largest spine meeting and exhibition
  • Published extensively in medical journals both nationally and internationally with over 90 citations in his field.

Dr. Bae, Featured on The Doctors