Vertrae is dedicated to restoring your life and mobility. We treat all spine conditions listed below. If you’re experiencing back or neck pain, please contact Vertrae to explore our personalized treatment options.
This is a collapse of vertebral bone. It can affect one or more vertebrae, typically developing in your mid or lower back.
This condition is a weakening of vertebral discs, which acts as a cushion between vertebrae.
If damaged, the disc’s soft center can push through the disc wall. This bulge presses against nerves in your spine.
This is a problem that affects your spinal cord. It happens when something presses harmfully against it.
If you have back or neck pain that doesn’t go away, you may have osteoarthritis of the spine, developing slowly as we age.
As you get older, your bones may gradually get weaker. This is called “osteoporosis.” Weak and brittle bones are more likely to break.
A pinched nerve occurs when too much pressure is applied to a nerve by surrounding tissues, disrupting the nerve’s function.
Also called “failed back surgery syndrome,” it is a specific type of persistent chronic pain that commonly occurs after spine surgery.
An irritation or compression of nerve roots in the lumbar spine, potentially causing chronic pain in the hips, buttocks, legs, and feet.
This condition is an abnormal curvature of the spine, often developing in early childhood, before a child reaches puberty.
SI joint dysfunction often causes pain in the lower back and pelvis, but the symptoms can vary.
A condition occurring when the spinal column in your vertebrae constricts, placing pressure on the spinal cord within it.
Occurs when a lumbar vertebra slips out of place. It slides forward, distorting the shape of your spine, compressing nerves.
This condition is a degeneration of the spine that can affect the spine at any level, resulting in pain and discomfort.
