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Dr. Luis Manuel Tumialán has helped countless patients in and around the Scottsdale area experience restored wellness and mobility thanks to minimially invasive spine surgery and other treatments for back and neck pain. His primary goal is to ensure each patient can move without pain or discomfort and experience total wellness once again.

Before undergoing any surgical spine procedure, it is important to understand the risks involved. As with any surgery, there are risks of infection and poor reactions to the anesthesia. Spine surgery carries some specific and potentially serious risks. Dr. Luis M. Tumialán educates all of our patients on spine surgery risks during the consultation process at our Phoenix, AZ office.

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Dr. Luis Manuel Tumialán has helped countless patients in and around Phoenix, offering advanced spinal surgery including state-of-ther-art lumbar artificial disc replacement surgery.

Spinal cord compression is a term that is used to describe any condition that puts excess pressure on the spinal cord. Compression of the spinal cord may lead to a number of uncomfortable side effects, all of which may limit a person’s physical capabilities and decrease their quality of life. When non-surgical treatment fails to offer relief to patients suffering from spinal compression, Dr. Luis Manuel Tumialán can offer minimally invasive spine procedures that address back problems and help patients lead a more active and comfortable life.  To learn more about spinal decompression, contact our Scottsdale, AZ practice today.

Whenever a patient experiences a serious issue with their neck, back, or spinal cord, they can count on us for effective care. We have helped countless patients throughout the Phoenix area, offering state-of-the-art surgeries such as minimally invasive lumbar laminectomy as well as highly effective non-surgical treatments. It's all part of our commitment to patients and their needs.

Cervical spinal cord injury outlook

People who have experienced a cervical spinal cord injury affecting the C1-C4 vertebrae will almost certainly have some paralysis, ranging from full body paralysis to quadriplegia. Many will not be able to breath independently and although some may be able to use a power-wheelchair to regain a small amount of independence, most patients with a C1 or C2 injury will require constant care for the rest of their life.

Dr. Luis M. Tumialán is a leader in back pain treatment and prevention, helping patients in and around Scottsdale achieve mobility and wellness. He offers non-surgical treatment methods as well as safe and state-of-ther-art surgical spine procedures, with every treatment custom tailored to the needs of the patient.