Watch the video Video Transcript There are two basic ways that the spine can cause leg pain. The first is referral pain from structures within the spine itself, such as the disc or the facet joint or the sacroiliac joint. That pain tends to be
Watch the video Video Transcript Foot drop is the inability to dorsiflex the foot, so, to pull the foot up. Foot drop often presents as people saying that they are tripping over themselves. Essentially, it’s hard to clear the foot, so people might, after they
“A number of years ago, I was diagnosed with spinal stenosis. The pain got so severe that my primary doctor suggested that I see a spine specialist and see where he liked to go from there or what he would suggest for me. So naturally
Patient Testimonial – Michael Kessler, Injury and Treatment & the Princeton Spine & Joint Center “I have been a patient of Princeton Spine & Joint Center for close to 10 years. My internist had referred me to the practice and I saw Dr. Cooper. I
Donald Sears – Injury and Treatment at Princeton Spine & Joint Center ‘My daughter and I had been planning a milestone adventure, a 30 day hike along a portion of the Appalachian trail in the year that she turns 30 and I turned 60 years
Video Transcript Degenerative Disc Disease explained by Grant Cooper MD, Princeton Spine & Joint Center:One of the things that I've noticed over the last 10 years or so is that when patients come in and they've been given a diagnosis of degenerative disc disease, they
Neck Pain explained by Grant Cooper MD, Princeton Spine & Joint Center
Meniscus Tear explained by Scott Curtis D.O., Princeton Spine & Joint Center
Rotator Cuff Injuries explained by Dr. Scott Curtis: As a sports medicine doctor, one of the most common complaints that I’ll see from patients is shoulder pain. And one of the most common reasons for one to develop shoulder pain is because of a rotator
Cervicogenic Headache Symptoms explained by Zinovy Meyler MD, Princeton Spine & Joint Center: There are many different types of headaches that people can experience. When I see patients that are referred with a headache, usually it’s a headache that stems from the neck. It’s important
