Oregon Neurosurgery

Minimally invasive spine surgery offers effective relief with smaller incisions and faster recovery. Oregon Neurosurgery uses advanced imaging and precision techniques to care for spinal conditions.

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Summer activities like road trips, gardening, and staying active can quietly affect your posture and put extra strain on your spine. Over time, these habits can contribute to discomfort and chronic pain if not addressed.

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Is it too late to save your posture? - Harvard Health It's usually not too late to improve one's posture, even after a fractured vertebra has healed. The key to fixing poor posture is strengthening and stretching the upper back, chest, and core muscle...

A recent patient of Dr. Peter Kosek shared their experience, highlighting his compassionate approach and dedication to finding solutions for pain. They described Dr. Kosek as caring, attentive, and committed to listening to patients' concerns, helping them feel supported throughout their care journey.

High temperatures can place extra stress on your brain, spine, and nervous system. Dehydration may also impact spinal disc health and affect cognitive function, especially during long periods in the heat or while active. Staying hydrated, limiting sun exposure, and giving your body time to cool down are simple ways to support your neurological and spinal health during the summer.

Today we honor the spirit of resilience, courage, and unity that define our country. At Oregon Neurosurgery, we are grateful to support the individuals and families who strengthen our communities, today and throughout the year.

Happy 4th of July!

A recent patient of Dr. Tom Nayar shared their experience following surgery, noting a return to an active, pain-free lifestyle. They reported being back on their feet without pain in the legs or back and shared that at 83 years old, they are fully active again, enjoying activities like kayaking and bike riding.

After undergoing a craniotomy to remove a meningioma in the optic nerve canal, one patient shared their experience with Dr. Andrew Kokkino and his team. They reported relief from debilitating headaches and blurred vision, and noted feeling comfortable and well cared for throughout the entire process, from the initial consultation through post-operative follow-up.