The Discseel® Procedure: A Powerful Tool for Treating Neck and Back Pain

Discseel Procedure

The Discseel® Procedure: A Powerful Tool for Treating Neck and Back Pain

 

At Performance Pain and Sports Medicine, we offer a cutting-edge treatment known as the Discseel® Procedure. This innovative procedure aims to address chronic neck pain and back pain by sealing tears or holes in spinal discs, preventing further leakage and promoting healing. In this article, we'll explore the Discseel® Procedure in-depth, discussing how it works and its potential benefits compared to other treatments.

 

What is the Discseel® Procedure?

 

The Discseel® Procedure is a minimally invasive treatment that aims to address back pain caused by damaged spinal discs. During the procedure, our highly skilled physician will inject a medical-grade adhesive into the affected disc to seal any tears or holes. This adhesive is designed to create a barrier that prevents further leakage and promotes healing, potentially reducing or eliminating chronic back pain.

 

Compared to traditional treatments such as spinal fusion or artificial disc replacement, the Discseel® Procedure offers several potential benefits. Because it is minimally invasive, it involves less downtime and recovery time than more invasive treatments. Additionally, it is often less expensive and carries a lower risk of complications.

 

Who is a candidate for the Discseel® Procedure?

 

The Discseel® Procedure is typically recommended for individuals who suffer from chronic back pain caused by disc tears or holes. To determine if you're a good candidate for the procedure, our physician will perform a thorough evaluation, including a physical exam and imaging studies.

 

During this evaluation, we'll also discuss your medical history, any previous treatments you've undergone for back pain, and your overall health. Based on this information, we'll determine if the Discseel® Procedure is the right treatment option for you.

 

What to expect during the Discseel® Procedure

 

The Discseel® Procedure is typically performed on an outpatient basis, meaning you'll be able to go home the same day as the procedure. Before the procedure, you'll be given anesthesia (local or sedation) to ensure your comfort throughout the treatment.

 

During the procedure, our physician will use imaging guidance to locate the affected disc and carefully inject the medical-grade adhesive. The entire procedure usually takes around an hour, and you'll be able to go home shortly after it's complete.

 

Recovery and follow-up care

 

After the Discseel® Procedure, you'll need to take it easy for a few days to allow your body to heal. Our physician will provide specific instructions on what you can and can't do during this time, as well as pain management techniques to keep you comfortable.

 

You'll also have several follow-up appointments to monitor your progress and ensure the treatment is working as intended. During these appointments, we may perform imaging studies to track the healing process and make any necessary adjustments to your treatment plan.

 

Conclusion

 

At Performance Pain and Sports Medicine, we're proud to offer the Discseel® Procedure as a cutting-edge treatment option for chronic neck and back pain caused by disc tears or holes.

If you're suffering from neck or back pain and want to explore non-surgical treatment options, contact us today to schedule a consultation with Dr. Matthias Wiederholz who is available for the Discseel® procedure in the Houston, Texas and Lawrenceville, New Jersey locations. He will work with you to develop a customized treatment plan that addresses your unique needs and helps you get back to the activities you enjoy.

 

Dr. Wiederholz is a pioneer in the field of minimally invasive spine treatments in Houston, having been personally trained by the inventor of the Discseel® Procedure, Dr. Kevin Pauza. Since 2020, Dr. Wiederholz has been at the forefront of this innovative treatment, making him the first in Houston to perform the Discseel® Procedure and establishing him as the leading local expert.

 

The Discseel® Procedure is a revolutionary treatment that offers a non-surgical solution to chronic back and neck pain. As a disciple of Dr. Pauza, Dr. Wiederholz has mastered the technique, providing patients with a safe, effective, and long-lasting relief from their pain.

 

Choosing Dr. Wiederholz for your Discseel® Procedure means choosing a physician who has trained under the best, and who is dedicated to delivering the highest standard of care. His expertise and commitment to patient wellbeing make him the trusted choice for those seeking to avoid surgery and improve their quality of life.

 

Author
Dr. Matthias Wiederholz Dr. Matthias Wiederholz Dr. Wiederholz is a leading expert in the field of minimally invasive spine treatments in Houston. Trained directly under Dr. Kevin Pauza, the inventor of the Discseel® Procedure, Dr. Wiederholz has been performing this innovative treatment since 2020, making him the first physician in Houston to do so. His direct training under Dr. Pauza has provided him with a deep understanding and mastery of the Discseel® Procedure, allowing him to offer his patients a safe and effective alternative to surgery for chronic back and neck pain. As a trailblazer in his field, Dr. Wiederholz is dedicated to providing his patients with the highest standard of care. His expertise and commitment to patient wellbeing have established him as the trusted choice for those seeking to avoid surgery and improve their quality of life. Choose Dr. Wiederholz, the Houston Discseel® Expert, for a successful return to a pain-free life.

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