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Spring Allergy Season and Its Surprising Impact on Back Pain

Spring brings blooming flowers, longer days, and unfortunately for many, seasonal allergies. While sneezing and watery eyes are common complaints, did you know that allergy symptoms can also contribute to. . .

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Understanding Discectomy (Microdiscectomy) for Spinal Health

A discectomy, specifically microdiscectomy, is a surgical procedure aimed at relieving the pain caused by a herniated disc pressing on a nerve root or spinal cord. This innovative treatment is. . .
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5 Ways to Show Your Spine Some Love this Valentine’s Day

Valentine's Day is synonymous with love, chocolates, and heartfelt cards, but amidst the romantic gestures, it's an excellent opportunity to focus on self-love and personal health. This year, why not. . .

Cervical Disc Replacement

Living with chronic neck or arm pain can greatly impact one’s quality of life, making even the simplest tasks seem unbearable. While conservative spine care treatments offer relief for many,. . .

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Benefits of Nurse Navigators

Here at Nebraska Spine Hospital, our main focus is providing the best care possible to our patients. One of the ways we achieve that goal is through our team of. . .

Thank Your Nurse for Extraordinary Care With The DAISY Award

Over the years, we have received countless comments from patients and their families about the exceptional quality of our nursing staff. And we agree! That’s why we’ve partnered with The. . .

Nebraska Spine Hospital Recognized by The Joint Commission

At Nebraska Spine Hospital, we focus on many factors to ensure we are providing the very best in spine patient care. We are proud to have earned The Joint Commission’s. . .