Lumbar disc replacement, also known as total disc arthroplasty, involves removing a damaged lumbar disc and replacing it with a metal or polymer prosthetic. This procedure restores spine motion and alleviates lower back pain, offering an alternative to spinal fusion surgery.
A surgical procedure to remove part (laminotomy) or most (laminectomy) of the vertebral arch to relieve pressure on spinal nerves. It is commonly used in treating spinal stenosis or herniated discs, enhancing comfort and mobility.
This is a two-part surgical procedure in which a damaged cervical (neck) intervertebral disc is removed and the vertebrae are then fused together to immobilize the area and stabilize the cervical spine.
Minimally invasive posterior cervical fusion is a procedure used to treat pinched nerves caused by degenerative disc disease, spondylosis or radiculopathy that has been unrelieved by conservative measures.
William Daniel Bradley, MD specializes in both minimally invasive and complex spinal procedures. He has extensive experience in conservative treatment of neck and back pain, degenerative spinal conditions, artificial disc replacement, reconstructive spine surgery and offers the most modern advancements in spine care.
During his 16 years as an attending surgeon at the renowned Texas Back Institute, he has trained hundreds of surgeons on innovative surgical techniques both nationally and overseas, participated in medical missions, and been instrumental in numerous FDA studies. Dr. Bradley is committed to continuing excellent spine care in private practice in the Treasure Valley.
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