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Minimally Invasive Treatment for Spinal Stenosis

On the day that June Ogawa underwent minimally invasive spinal surgery, she went home and walked for an hour. Gone was the pain and numbness that had stemmed from spinal stenosis, or narrowing. "Now I feel so free," she said. Ogawa and another patient, Robin DiGeorgio, talk with Drs. Virany Huynh Hillard and Trent Tredway, neurosurgeons at the University of Washington Medical Center. Spine models, diagnostic images, and surgical footage complement the discussions. Virany Huynh Hillard, MD, assistant professor, Neurosurgery, UW Medical Center Trent Tredway, MD, assistant professor, Neurological Surgery, University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle June Ogawa, patient and retired registered nurse Robin DiGeorgia, patient Mark Buchanan, Theoretical Physicist, Associate Editor, Complexus UW Medicine Neurosurgery - http://www.neurosurgery.washington.edu 06/15/2007