News Release: June 2020 Atlanta Magazine recognizes David M. Benglis, Jr., Roger H. Frankel, Regis W. Haid, Jr., Michele M. Johnson, and Steven D. Wray as 2020 Top Neurological Surgeons. Five physicians from Atlanta Brain and Spine Care have been...
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Patients seeking relief from neck or back pain may be surprised to find that non-surgical treatment may be an option for them. There are many conditions affecting the spine that respond well to physical therapy. The physician may...
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Roger H. Frankel, M.D. and David M. Benglis, Jr., M.D. were recently named as 2020 Top Neurological Surgeons by Georgia Trend magazine.
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A malignant spinal tumor is, by definition, cancerous. These tumors can be aggressive and spread to other areas of the body. A primary spinal tumor is one that originates in the spine. These are relatively rare. A...
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The National Brain Tumor Society recognizes May as Brain Tumor Awareness Month. The purpose of this designation is to raise awareness, increase the public’s knowledge, and encourage the tools needed to take appropriate action. A brain tumor is...
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Synovial cysts are fluid filled sacs that can develop on the spine. They most often affect the facet joints of the lumbar (lower) spine. These cysts are relatively uncommon and are not cancerous. Individuals may have a synovial...
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Bone spurs, known medically as osteophytes, are bony growths that usually develop slowly over time along bones. They do not really resemble pointed spurs but are generally smooth and round. Spinal bone spurs may form on the vertebrae...
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A pituitary tumor is an abnormal growth of cells on the pituitary gland. This small, bean-shaped gland is located inside the skull, just below the brain and above the nasal passages. The pituitary gland connects directly to an...
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If you suffer from neck pain following a car accident, you may have whiplash. This is a common consequence of rear-end collisions. Damage to the neck can occur even if the vehicles are traveling at low speed. Whiplash happens...
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Scoliosis is a condition in which the spine curves in an abnormal, sideways position. The curvature may resemble a C shape, which is a single curve, or an S shape, which is a double curve. The S shape scoliosis would be one curve in...
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Minimally invasive spinal surgery (MISS) differs from traditional open spinal surgery in two important ways. The incision made by the neurosurgeon will be smaller, and the instruments or tools used in the surgery will be smaller. The...
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Osteoporosis is a bone disease that results in a thinning of the bones. It occurs when the body makes too little bone or when the bones lose density and mass. In osteoporosis, the bones weaken, become brittle, and are more likely to...
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