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Legislation during this year's General Assembly requiring disclosure of public retirement benefits for all current and former lawmakers, "including their name, status, and projected or actual retirement benefit payments," passed the Republican-run state Senate with unanimous, bipartisan support from all 38 senators and flew through the Democratically controlled House State Government Committee with 19 of the 21 members who voted approving it.
Seven students from Spencer County have been named Senator Jeff Green Scholars by the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA). To earn this honor, a student must have a 4.0 grade point average each year of high school and at least a 28 composite on the ACT.
These students have also earned $2,500 a year in Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) awards. If they keep their grades up in college, they will have $10,000 to use toward a four-year degree.
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Staff and volunteers at the Spencer County Animal Shelter are inviting everyone to come visit the shelter and "meet some of the sweetest dogs in Spencer County."
The event will be held on Saturday, September 10th from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. at the shelter, which is located behind Country Mart and close to the recycling center.
The Taylorsville City Police Department reported the following activity last week:
• Arrested Christopher Decker, 24, of Taylorsville on charges of 4th degree Assault, domestic violence.
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Fifth graders at Taylorsville Elementary School recently participated in seminars to teach them how to combat bullying. Each year, the school instructs fifth graders how to stand up for themselves in calm and safe ways. The school employed the help of district employees and members of the community to help in the event.
Seniors from the Spencer County High School football team recently showed up at Taylorsville Elementary School to greet students as they arrived in the morning.
Bellarmine University has named Taylorsville, KY resident Cheyenne McKinley to the dean's list for the Spring 2016. McKinley is a junior majoring in Nursing, and previously attended Spencer County High School. Bellarmine Dean's List recognizes students who receive a grade point average of 3.5 or above on a 4.0 scale. She is the daughter of Craig and Michelle McKinley.
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I'm dropping a draft of my Plesius story below but before I get to that, the Ticats have announced the signing of kick returner Tavoy Moore.
Moore was in the Eskimos camp, hurt his knee, and was released. Media reports in Edmonton had him done forthe season, though the latest I've heard is six weeks. The Eskimos were certainly high on him, based on this story.
And he got the full Terry Jones treatment from the old master at the Edmonton Sun.
It sure does seem like the Ticats are taking the Eskimos lunch money right now. Edmonton released Canadian offensive lineman Carson Rockhill as part of their final cuts, meaning that in exchange for three guys that will likely be game on the Ticats game day roster on Friday (veteran guard Greg Wojt, linebacker with potential Simoni Lawrence and Jermiah Masoli, a No. 3 quarterback with a protype CFL skillset) Edmonton received an excellent Canadian special teams player (Nathan Kanya.) Those guys have value, but still.
The was a "rumour" out of Edmonton this morning that Rockhill, who the Ticats drafted 13th overall in 2012, was on his way back to Hamilton. There is no deal in place, sources tell me, and there is interest in Rockhill from several teams. It may still happen.
How much of this is Eric Tillman's doing? Probably less than the folks in Edmonton think it is and more than the Ticats are letting on. Tillman knows these players, certainly, but he didn't find Jermiah Masoli under a rock – he played in the Rose Bowl at Oregon for Pete's sake. But for all the bad Ricky Ray mojo thrust upon him, Tillman has a reputation for being able to find and develop talent and that's good news for Ticats fans.
Anyway, here's some video on Moore. He looks fast, shifty and he likes the spin move. And yes, that's my professional opinion.
And the Plesius tome.
Kent Austin is not a Frederic Plesius fan. At least not yet anyway.
The Ticats general manager and head coach was uncharacteristically subdued when discussing his new signing, despite the fact that the linebacker took to the field for the first time ever as a Ticat on Monday after a long, drawn out courtship.
Selected by the Ticats at No. 10 in 2012 draft, Plesius returned to Laval for a fifth season and has spent the last two springs attempting to generate NFL interest. When that failed to materialize, the Ticats and his agent, the U.S.-based Jonathan Hardaway, began a sometimes contentious contract negotiation.
It ended with a three-year deal but in the meantime Plesius missed all of training camp. On Monday, he was limited to positional drills and wasn't able to line up with the defensive or special teams units.
"He's a big body athlete, he runs well but I'll give you a better assessment once he's able to practice," Austin said. "He's at disadvantage. He'll have to initially contribute on [special] teams, that's assuming he gets ready to play."
Plesius, who has been added to the one-game injured list and won't suit up Friday against the Argonauts, thanked the Ticats in both official languages and then gave his own assessment of his first day on the job.
"It was pretty good. I had a chance to talk to a lot of players. Pretty cool people. Now I need to learn the playbook and start prepping for the upcoming weeks," he said. "For sure, I'm behind in terms of the playbook, the terminology. I haven't been playing football for a month but I'll be good to go."
With more than a half-dozen Francophones already on the Ticats roster, Plesius will have plenty of support says receiver Sam Giguere, who points out that veteran linebackers like Jamall Johnson and Markeith Knowlton can also provide direction.
"We're a tight group and that will make things easier for him," Giguere said. "He's a great athlete and there's an experienced group of guys in front of him so he'll have some good role models to learn from."
While Plesius had just a few days in NFL rookie camps, Giguere spent four years on the practice rosters of two American teams before joining the Ticats and understands the mental transition Plesius will have to make.
"When I came, I was I ready to turn the page and play in the CFL," Giguere said. "I think he realizes that he isn't getting any younger and if football is what he wants to do, he needs to play."
The 25-year-old Plesius made a significant commitment to the Ticats – two-years plus a team-held option – but acknowledges there is disappointment in not making an NFL squad.
"I'm not happy about it but God has a plan for me and we'll see what happens after," he said. "Right now I'm focussing on my three years in Hamilton and then we'll see."
With excellent speed for his size, Plesius could eventually contribute as a linebacker or even as a defensive end – listed at six-foot-one, 245 pounds, he's probably closer to 235 at the moment. But Austin wasn't even willing to discuss his new player's potential: it's clear that Plesius has a lot to prove to his new coach.
"I don't know. I'm not trying to be terse. It's just I've never seen or coached the young man," he said. "He's like everybody else out here. As soon as he can participate, he'll get evaluated like everybody else."
Notes: Austin on the injury to receiver Dave Stala, who had knee surgery last week and was put on the nine-game injured list: "It's a loss in experience and understanding, knowledge of the game, all of that. Certainly we'd like that veteran presence."... The Ticats have signed kick returner Tavoy Moore, who, despite have an excellent training camp, was released by the Eskimos last week after suffering a knee injury. Austin said he should miss four to six weeks.


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River valley's 14 wineries blend tradition, innovation
Hermann, Mo. — A two-day exploration of the wineries along the lower Missouri River began in the ancient cellars of Stone Hill in Hermann, where wine began aging 150 years ago, and ended on the crowded party deck of Chandler Hill near Defiance, where the first vintage is still on the vine.
The 45-mile stretch of fertile flood plain and wooded river bluff contains 14 wineries. They are nestled amid quaint Victorian towns founded by Germans who were reminded of the rolling countryside of the Rhine River Valley.
Hermann was settled in 1837 by immigrants seeking Old World traditions on the new frontier. Town fathers offered $50 "grape lots" to anyone who would plant vines. By 1850, most of the 930 residents were employed in the wine industry.
The vaulted brick cellars at Stone Hill were dug under a hilltop in 1847, making them the oldest in Missouri. By 1900, Stone Hill was the second-largest winery in the country.
But Prohibition slowed things, and the cellars were being used as a mushroom farm when Jim Held and his brother, Don, bought them in 1965 and began the Missouri wine renaissance.
"My wife, Betty Ann, and I came here with four little kids - I won't tell you what my mother-in-law had to say about that," said Jim Held, who owns the winery. "For a while, we were the only ones. What are there now, 50-something?"
Told that Missouri has 89 wineries, Held, who looks like a cross between Santa Claus and Ernest Hemingway, smiled and said, "Look what we started!
"Anybody who makes good wine, I'm all for them," he added. "Good wine helps the industry, regardless of how many wineries there are."
Held's pride and joy is his personal vineyard near his home, which grows Norton, Missouri's official state grape. The vineyard produced Stone Hill's 2007 Cross J Vineyard Norton, which recently won the Governor's "Best of Show" Cup as the "best of show" at a competition.
History surrounds Stone Hill. The cellars at Hermannhof Winery were begun in 1848 and are among the town's 100 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.
Adam Puchta settled along Frene Creek, which runs through Hermann, and began his winery in 1855. Great-great grandson Tim runs it today.
"We are currently the oldest winery in the United States that's still owned by the founding family," Tim Puchta said. "I grew up over the hill there."
At a vineyard just outside town, George Husmann crossed wild and cultivated grapes to create hybrids that could withstand Missouri's harsh climate. In the 1860s, when the vineyards of France were being devastated by phylloxera, an insect that attacks the roots of grape vines, Husmann and other Missouri growers shipped disease-resistant root stock to France and saved the day. Husmann was honored by the French government. He later moved to California and helped found the wine industry in Napa Valley.
Husmann named his vineyard "Scaus-ins-land," which means "Look into the country." Today, the winery is called OakGlenn and still boasts a spectacular view of the countryside from its spacious deck - and five rows of Norton vines planted by Husmann.
A trail of wineries
OakGlenn is one of the six wineries on the Hermann Wine Trail along Highway 100, on the south side of the Missouri River. The others are Stone Hill, Hermannhof, Adam Puchta, Bias and Robbler. The wineries work together to sponsor events such as the Chocolate Wine Trail the third weekend of February. Eating and drinking your way from winery to winery is a worthy way to spend the day, or weekend.
Jim Dierberg is chairman of First Banks, the country's largest privately held bank. His brother, Robert, runs a grocery business in St. Louis. Jim Dierberg purchased Prohibition-era cellars and opened Hermannhof Winery in 1976. He also has three wineries in California, where the Carbernet Sauvignon produced at his Star Lane Vineyard has earned high marks.
Jim Dierberg's main mission these days is to restore Hermann as the centerpiece of the valley's early German culture and create a year-round tourist destination.
Stand at the corner of Gutenberg and First streets in the historic district and you can see the new Tin Mill Brewery, which produces an excellent German lager, and the old Chrysler dealership, which has been renovated into the Festhalle, where the Inn at Hermannhof offers eight upscale rental units on the top two floors. Across the street is the just-finished Hofgarten, an open-air market graced by gleaming gold stags and used for weekend events. Beyond that are six vintage "haus wineries," four of them relocated and reconstructed stone-by-stone on the hillside as top-of-the-line rental cottages.
All were Dierberg projects. Works in progress include a high-end annual music festival, a living-history farm to showcase the mid-1800s lifestyle of the early settlers, including one of the town's original mansions, and a restaurant inside a restored grain elevator.
Hermann always has had B&Bs, but Dierberg's Inn at Hermannhof and Terry Hammer's five bluff-hugging cottages at Hermann Hill Village now offer a level of luxury equal to that of Napa Valley.
Among the houses on the hill is an 1840s frame dwelling built by Johannes Blust, who had purchased one of the $50 grape lots. His homestead has been restored lovingly and furnished with walnut pieces from Dierberg's collection of early German cabinets.
But historic restoration gives way to modern luxury in a bathroom with a huge jetted tub and walk-in, tile-and-glass shower with multiple heads and a spigot that spouts steam at the push of a timer.
The eastern half and northern side of the Missouri River Valley along winding Highway 94 includes the four wineries on the Missouri Weinstrasse - Augusta, Balducci, Montelle and Sugar Creek. Not all wineries in the valley are on the two trails. Mount Pleasant does its own marketing, Bommarito's facilities are too small for large events and Chandler Hill has yet to produce a wine.
Although open only a year and selling wines made elsewhere, Chandler Hill is drawing crowds to its impressive tasting room, with a large deck overlooking a lake and vineyards.
"We're a destination kind of place," said owner Chuck Gillentine. "We will harvest this year, and have our first wine next spring."
The Weinstrasse end of the valley has its own historical claim to fame, thanks to Clayton Byers, who started Montelle, and Lucian Dressel, who revived Mount Pleasant, which is celebrating its 150th anniversary.
Viticultural areas
The tiny town of Augusta made wine history in 1980, when the United States decided to follow the lead of Europe and establish "viticultural areas," regions that grow grapes and produce wines distinctive because of the local history and geology.
Byers and Dressel joined up and got their paperwork in and beat more prestigious wine regions such as Napa to become America's first designated wine area.
Byers died in 1986, and Dressel has relocated to a winery in Illinois. Even Montelle has moved to a scenic ridgetop. But the Augusta American Viticulture Area is still No. 1.
"We are an 11-square-mile viticultural area, very small," said Tony Kooyumjian, who now owns Montelle and Augusta wineries. "The soils are unique, the climate is unique and our history is significant. Pick up a bottle from Augusta, then Hermann, then St. James, and take them home and compare them.
"It tastes different where it was grown, and how it was grown," Kooyumjian said. "That's the interesting thing about wine as opposed to other things, like apple juice.
"Our estate-bottled Norton comes from a native American grape grown about a mile and a half from the winery on our farm. It's full bodied, with a great aroma, and can be cellared for five to 10 years and improves. No other winery in the world produces a Norton like we produce in Missouri."
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The privacy spotlight will glare on the health-care industry next year as providers and insurers scramble to comply with new regulations governing the confidentiality of patient data. While some fight to delay or dilute those regulations, there's someone who champions even broader efforts to protect patient confidentiality, even as he helps create a patient-data IT system that's a model for other health-care institutions.
That person is Dr. Paul Tang, a licensed physician who's the chief medical information officer at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation. Tang contends that to maintain trust in the doctor-patient relationship, lawmakers must pass more-comprehensive legislation to ensure the privacy of health records. "Essential to that caring relationship must be a trust that health-care professionals will protect the confidentiality of patient information," he says.
So Tang has taken on the role of advocate and occasional lobbyist in addition to his post at the Palo Alto, Calif., medical institution that's a pioneer in the use of electronic medical records (EMR). He also sits on the board of directors and heads the public-policy committee of the American Medical Informatics Association, a group of 3,000 health-care IT executives that's a key lobbyist in the debate about how best to secure medical records and safeguard patient privacy. Congress hasn't shown much interest in a comprehensive privacy law, and Tang worries that lawmakers will try to legislate each type of health-information source separately. "We should apply universal precautions to all health data and raise the bar of protection overall," he says.
Tang holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in electrical engineering from Stanford University and a medical degree from the University of California at San Francisco
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"His real focus has been on taking the foundation of our EMR and using it to build our online patient Web services," says Dr. Steven Lane, a family physician at the foundation and a champion of the project. About 1,000 foundation patients use the system to access parts of their own medical records on the Web. For a $60 annual fee, a patient also can communicate with his or her physician and ask for medical advice online.
What compelled Tang, 48, to pursue technology after his medical residency? A strong dose of frustration. "When I was a medical resident at Stanford, I was very frustrated that up to 30% of the time, physicians didn't have the patient's chart at hand when seeing a patient," he says. "I was concerned that this was affecting the quality of patient care."
That was 18 years ago, and Tang never thought so much time would pass before
he could access records and communicate with patients electronically. "It's the realization of a dream," he says. That's a dream that will need to become reality for other medical personnel and hospitals very soon.


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A new era of USC football kicks off in a few short weeks when new head coach Steve Sarkisian leads the Trojans against Fresno State.
At preseason camp, Sarkisian and his staff will address some of the more glaring issues the Trojans face in preparation for Aug. 30. Chief among them—and a potential matter of season-long refinement—is the development of new contributors.
Building and maintaining depth will be at the base of every major storyline USC faces in the 2014 season. Heading into fall camp, Sarkisian is still getting a feel for his roster and possible problem spots. But he's learning quickly.
"As we got going into spring ball and watched the development of some of the players that red-shirted," Sarkisian said, "I'm thinking about Chris Hawkins, I'm thinking about an Antwaun Woods who played 20 snaps a game a year ago, I'm thinking about Toa Lobendahn; some of the new faces."
These new faces, blended with a cast of breakout leaders from last year's 10-win team, will chart the course for USC's coming campaign.
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TUCUMCARI, N.M. - Donah L. Cooper, 93, died Saturday, June 12, 2010, in Silver City.
Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday in First Baptist Church of Tucumcari. Burial will be in Tucumcari Memorial Park Cemetery by Dunn Funeral Home.
Donah was born July 2, 1916, in Ima. She was a graduate of Tucumcari High School.
She married John I. Cooper Jr. on Nov. 28, 1934, in Tucumcari. He preceded her in death on Oct. 22, 1984.
She also was preceded in death by a daughter, Iris Cogdill, in 2007.
Survivors include four children, Reba O'Riley and husband Richard of Tucumcari, John I. Cooper III and wife Janice of Buckhorn, Jeanette Baker of Azle, Texas, and Trenton Cogdill and wife Lydia of North Richland Hills, Texas; seven grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to New Mexico Baptist Children's Home, P.O. Box 629, Portales, N.M. 88130
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Like a lot of rock-solid workboats, the tug Puma has been around the block a few times. She was built in 1962 by the Diamond Manufacturing Co. in Savannah, Georgia, for Turecamo Maritime, of Staten Island, New York, and started work as the Jean Turecamo, later renamed Puma.
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Thinner seats being installed at United Continental (NYSE: UAL ) and Southwest Airlines (NYSE: LUV ) are lighter than the thicker seats they're replacing. And the savings add up. The Boston Globe reports that United expects the new seats to reduce the weight of an Airbus A320 by more than 1,000 pounds, and Southwest expects to save around $10 million in fuel costs per year.
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Xfest NW Christian Music Festival is a showcase for emerging northwest Christian artists. Now in its 10th year, the festival is located in Stevenson, Washington about 45 minutes east of Portland Oregon, and will take place over Labor Day weekend, August 30th through September 1st, 2013.
It is looking for Sonicbids artists who play a variety of genres, such as classical, gypsy, jazz, acoustic, hip hop, punk, emo, metal, hard rock and electronica. There are two performance opportunities for artists to submit their EPKs to: The Xfest Gorge Stage and Art Gallery Stage or the Xfest accoustic Coffee House stage.
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Description: This map includes directories, illustrations, and an inset location map and also covers Rock, Hog, Detroit and Plum islands.
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Description: Portrait (Front) of Kikapo man, Mah-me-qua-che or Little Big Tree. Part of Algonquian and Kikapo Tribes.
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LATHAM, N.Y. — The New York School Bus Contractors Association recently joined the New York Association for Pupil Transportation (NYAPT) in supporting Operation Safe Stop, an annual event promoting school bus safety education and enforcement in New York state.
Officials said the New York School Bus Contractors Association used the occasion to publicly support legislation sponsored by New York state Sen. John Bonacic that would increase the penalties for motorists who pass a stopped school bus.
"The New York School Bus Contractors Association proudly took part in this year's annual Operation Safe Stop," said Robert Pape, the newly elected president of the New York School Bus Contractors Association. Every day school bus drivers around the state witness drivers threatening the safety of our children by illegally passing a stopped school bus. Now is the time to increase the penalties for drivers who put our children at risk."
Current law provides that an individual who is convicted two or more times of speeding in a construction zone be subject to a 60-day suspension of his or her driver's license, but current law does not provide the same penalty for passing a stopped school bus two or more times.
Bonacic's bill calls for the additional penalty of a 60-day suspension of a person's driver's license when that person is convicted of illegally passing a stopped school bus two or more times within a 10-year period.
The bill was recently approved by the New York State Senate and is currently in the New York State Assembly Transportation Committee.
"We are pleased to throw our support behind the outstanding efforts of Senator Bonacic and NYAPT in calling for the passage of this bill, and we are hopeful that it will pass the Assembly before the close of this year's legislative session," Pape said. "Providing a safe ride to school and back home for over a million children every day is the single most important thing we do as school bus contractors. Increasing the penalties for drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses will help us continue to provide the safest pupil transportation services in the country."
Operation Safe Stop brings together the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee, New York State Education Department, NYAPT, the New York School Bus Contractors Association, law enforcement, and other school bus industry professionals in an education and enforcement campaign targeting drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses.
This year's Operation Safe Stop Day event was hosted by NYAPT and held in Latham.
Related Topics: law enforcement, New York, stop arm running/illegal passing
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Ruptured disc surgery
Ruptured disc surgery — open spine and minimally invasive options
Ruptured disc surgery is usually only necessary for patients whose neck or back pain is severe enough that it limits their ability to work, exercise or take care of themselves. Typically, the number of patients requiring ruptured disc surgery is small—less than 10 percent of all patients who are diagnosed with a ruptured disc ultimately need surgical intervention. This is because it's possible — and even likely — for the body to reabsorb ruptured disc material on its own. As a result, a physician will typically recommend that the patient focus exclusively on conservative measures for the first few months of treatment. However, a physician may recommend ruptured disc surgery in cases of significant nerve damage, or if a patient has tried several conservative treatment options, such as physical therapy, but is still experiencing severe pain.
Before turning to ruptured disc surgery, patients may be advised to try nonsurgical treatments such as:
- Medications — Anti-inflammatory medications and painkillers are two of the most common recommendations for conservative ruptured disc treatment. Patients can work with their physicians to find a specific medication and dosing regimen that's best for their specific needs; over the counter and prescription options are both available.
- Physical therapy and exercise — Many patients find relief from ruptured disc pain by stretching and strengthening the muscles in the neck and back, enabling those muscles to take pressure off the damaged disc. An experienced physical therapist can assemble and demonstrate a list of exercises that can help a patient become stronger and more flexible. (And, in the event that weight loss is recommended to help reduce the amount of stress a patient's spine sustains on a daily basis, a regimen that incorporates both strengthening exercises and low-impact cardio can help a patient lose excess weight and improve their overall fitness.)
- Heat and ice therapy — Warm compresses and ice packs can provide short-term pain relief, and generally have no negative interactions with other types of treatment. Heat has a mild analgesic effect, which can help reduce a patient's perception of pain; ice can help reduce swelling and inflammation. Sometimes, alternating the two can be effective as well.
- Epidural steroid injections — Comprised of a long-lasting steroid and a temporary numbing agent, epidural steroid injections may provide longer-term pain relief when other conservative methods aren't providing the desired results. Sometimes, a single injection can provide several weeks — or even several months — of relief.
In addition to these traditional treatments, alternative therapies can also be a part of a patient's nonsurgical ruptured disc treatment plan. For instance, chiropractic adjustments can bring the spine back into proper alignment, helping to alleviate neck or back pain. Therapeutic message can alleviate tension in sore muscles, as can yoga; these options may be beneficial for patients who are looking to avoid ruptured disc surgery.
In the event that conservative and alternative treatments don't work and surgical intervention is required, there are several types of surgery that might be used to treat a ruptured disc. For instance, a laminectomy can be performed to remove all of a lamina, or the upper covering of a vertebra. This procedure can help create more space for the nerves and in turn relieve pressure on the nerve root that's causing pain. However, like all open back surgeries, a traditional open laminectomy can take quite some time to recover from, and patients face a relatively high risk of complications such as muscle damage and infection. This leads many patients to consider minimally invasive procedures instead.
At Laser Spine Institute, we offer several minimally invasive procedures that can be an alternative to an open neck or back operation. These state-of-the art surgeries are performed on an outpatient basis, so patients can return home shortly after their operation to continue their recovery in a more comfortable and familiar setting. Additionally, the average recovery times for our procedures are shorter than the average recovery times for more invasive open spine operations, and the complication rates are lower as well.
After evaluating a patient's individual needs, our team may recommend one of the following minimally invasive decompression surgeries as a form of surgery for a ruptured disc or similar spinal condition:
- A laminotomy, during which a surgeon removes part of the lamina, or the bony arch that surrounds the spinal cord
- A foraminotomy, during which a surgeon removes bone and tissue that is compressing one of the spinal nerves that branches out of the spinal cord
- A discectomy, during which a surgeon removes a portion of a bulging or herniated disc that is compressing the spinal cord or a nerve root
- A facet thermal ablation, during which a surgeon uses a laser to deaden the facet joint nerve that is sending pain signals to the brain
Sometimes, a minimally invasive stabilization (MIS) procedure may be more appropriate, in which case our team might recommend:
- A decompression with Interlaminar Stabilization™ device, during which a surgeon decompresses a compressed nerve root (or part of the spinal cord), then inserts a specialized coflex® device to stabilize the spine
- An anterior cervical discectomy fusion (ACDF), during which a surgeon removes a disc and stabilizes the spine through a small incision in the front of the neck
- A cervical disc replacement, during which a surgeon replaces a deteriorated vertebral disc with an artificial disc
- A transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF), during which a surgeon removes a damaged disc and inserts a bone graft and a spacer into the disc space through a small incision
- A lateral lumbar interbody fusion (LLIF), during which a surgeon removes most of an intervertebral disc and restores the proper disc height with a spacer, while accessing the surgical site through small incisions on the side of the body
- An SI joint fusion, during which a surgeon stabilizes the part of the spine where the sacrum meets the pelvis
- A posterior cervical fusion, during which a surgeon fuses together two or more of the vertebrae in the upper (cervical) part of the spine, accessing the area through a small incision in the back of the neck
If your symptoms aren't responding to conservative ruptured disc treatments, you may need more progressive treatments, like ruptured disc surgery. For a review of your MRI, and to learn more about our surgical options, contact us today.