Between textbooks and Chromebooks - kids are expected to carry a lot back and forth to school. However, if too heavy, carrying their backpack could lead to back pain and other issues.
Spine surgeons at University Orthopedics successfully performed the first minimally invasive spine surgery in Rhode Island using the Mazor X Stealth™ Edition Platform.
Mike endured years of leg and back pain before meeting University Orthopedics spine surgeon Dr. Bryce Basques. Dr. Basques tried physical therapy and injections before performing a same-day, minimally invasive spine surgery to correct Mike's problem.
Tired of back pain? In UOI's first Community Lecture Series, Dr. Basques covers everything you need to know about minimally invasive spine surgery.
Whether you're working from home or you're kids are doing school work, proper posture while in front of your laptop can prevent serious neck, shoulder, and back issues.
In keeping with its commitment to provide Rhode Island and Massachusetts with world-class, cutting-edge spine care, University Orthopedics is proud to announce Dr. Bryce A. Basques is joining the practice’s Division of Spine Surgery.
As children head back into the classroom, many schools have banned locker use in an effort to keep students socially distanced. That means kids are carrying their backpacks throughout the…