Bonati Spine Institute

Lance suffered from a Pinched Nerve in his neck after an accident at work. The pinched nerve in his neck caused a sharp pain in his elbow and the only relief he got was when he held his arm over his head. The doctors near his home in Wisconsin want to perform an anterior neck fusion, but Lance being a former patient of the Bonat Spine Institute, knew they was a better alternative to a spine fusion. Lance say he felt relief for the sharp pain in his elbow instantly, thanks to the exclusive Bonati Spine Procedures. If you would like to know if you are a candidate for the Bonati Spine Procedures, please visit: https://askbonati.com/?utm_source=Rumble&utm_medium=Description&utm_term=pinched-nerve-in-neck&utm_campaign=LanceW or call 888-343-0082.

Government agency AHCA used false allegations, intimidation, and harassment in attempts to destroy the Bonati Spine Institute and forced a suspension of the ambulatory center affiliated with the Institute. The false information was leaked to the media, which then jumped on the “story” in an effort to ruin the business of an outspoken Conservative spine surgeon. Due to the weaponization of governmental agencies to deliberately damage the reputation of founder, Dr. Alfred Bonati and his facility, we are taking legal action in the form of a $500 million dollar lawsuit against the State of Florida. For media-related inquiries, please contact our PR firm at 813.279.8335 or by emailing news@judgepr.com. Story Links: https://www.bonati.com/blog/dr-bonati-the-bonati-spine-institute-file-500-million-lawsuit-against-state-of-florida/ https://www.tampafp.com/bonati-spine-institute-sues-state-of-florida-for-500-million-alleging-wrongful-shutdown-defamation/#google_vignette https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/bonati-spine-institute-sues-state-of-florida-for-500-million-alleging-wrongful-shutdown-defamation/ar-BB1l4kQI Video Statement from Kimberly Bonati: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpGzi10gKFM Visit our other channels! American Medicine Today Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/americanmedicinetoday/ Bonati Spine Institute Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BonatiSpineInstitute/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bonatispineinstitute/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrBonati/ Blog: http://www.bonati.com/blog/

In this clip from American Medicine Today: Spine surgeon Alfred Bonati, M.D., discusses numbness, tingling and burning sensations are all symptoms of Paresthesia syndrome. Dr. Bonati describes the cause and what he can do to help those suffering with chronic conditions. (Original airdate 3-30-24) If you would like to know if you are a candidate for the Bonati Spine Procedures, please visit: https://askbonati.com/ or call 888-343-0082. #BonatiSpineInstitute #BonatiSpineProcedures #spinesurgeon #backsurgery #necksurgery Visit our other channels! American Medicine Today Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/americanmedicinetoday/ Bonati Spine Institute Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BonatiSpineInstitute/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bonatispineinstitute/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrBonati/ Blog: http://www.bonati.com/blog/

Beat Back Pain! Bulging Disc Surgery Success Story Does a shooting pain stop you from bending over or enjoying everyday activities? Jerry's story is all too familiar - a simple movement turned into a bulging disc struggle. But there's hope! Watch how Jerry found relief through minimally invasive surgery at the Bonati Spine Institute. Their innovative Bonati Spine Procedures boast a 98.75% patient satisfaction rate, and Jerry is living proof! Get back to your active life, ditch the pain. See if minimally invasive surgery is right for you! https://www.bonati.com/conditions/herniated-disc/?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Description&utm_term=herniated-disc-surgery&utm_campaign=JerryB If you would like to know if you are a candidate for the Bonati Spine Procedures, please visit: https://askbonati.com/?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Description&utm_term=herniated-disc-surgery&utm_campaign=JerryB or call (888) 343-0082.

Deborrah's nerve decompression surgery story is like many others. Deborrah's pain in her lumbar spine radiated down into her legs. Now thanks to nerve decompression spine surgery at the Bonati Spine Institute, she is living pain free. After injuring her lower back, her pain made it difficult to do daily activities such as cooking, cleaning and spending time with family. Deborrah shares her story of recovery from nerve decompression surgery at the Bonati Spine Institute. Deborrah's pain started in her lower back and radiated into her legs and gave her feelings of electric shocks as well as a jabbing pain in her hip and thigh. In order to eliminate the pain from her lower back injury it required nerve decompression surgery. The lumbar spine refers to the lower back between the rib cage and pelvis. The lumbar spine connects with the sacrum at L5-S1. This joint allows the body to rotate when walking and running. The following symptoms may be indicative of a spinal condition that requires lumbar spine surgery: • Severe pain in the lower back • Numbness • Tingling that radiates into other areas of the lower body • Muscle spasms • Burning low back pain • Weakness in the lower extremities • Sensory loss • Pain made worse when coughing or laughing • Loss of bowel/bladder control Determining if you are a candidate for spine surgery will involve a review of your medical history, physical examination and a thorough analysis of your imaging studies. You may be a candidate if: • You’re experiencing significant pain, weakness or numbness • Your symptoms have not improved with physical therapy, medication and other conservative treatments • Diagnostic studies show a treatable spinal condition • You are in otherwise good health To learn more about nerve decompression surgery, visit: https://www.bonati.com/procedures/lumbar-spine-surgery/?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Description&utm_term=nerve-decompression-surgery&utm_campaign=DeborrahS If you would like to know if you are a candidate for the Bonati Spine Procedures, please visit: https://askbonati.com/?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Description&utm_term=nerve-decompression-surgery&utm_campaign=DeborrahS or call (888) 343-0082.

In this clip from American Medicine Today: special guest orthopaedic surgeon, Dr. Craig Wolff, explains why he stopped performing fusion surgeries so he could learn a far more effective and less invasive technique, performed exclusively, at the Bonati Spine Institute. (Original airdate 3-16-24) If you would like to know if you are a candidate for the Bonati Spine Procedures, please visit: https://askbonati.com/ or call 888-343-0082. #BonatiSpineInstitute #BonatiSpineProcedures #spinesurgeon #backsurgery #necksurgery Visit our other channels! American Medicine Today Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/americanmedicinetoday/ Bonati Spine Institute Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BonatiSpineInstitute/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bonatispineinstitute/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrBonati/ Blog: http://www.bonati.com/blog/

Bryan's Lumbar Disc Herniation Surgery at the Bonati Spine Institute has him back to his active lifestyle traveling the world. Lumbar disc herniation occurs 15 times more often than cervical (neck) disc herniation, and it is one of the most common causes of sciatica or lower back pain. When a disc ruptures, a portion of the spinal disc pushes outside its normal boundary. This is called a herniated disc. When a disc bulges out from between the vertebrae, it constricts the spinal nerves that are located very close to the disc. Therefore, the spinal nerves and spinal cord can become compressed causing pain, numbness, weakness and other herniated disc symptoms. Lumbar herniated discs are a common problem in healthcare. They most often affect people aged 35-50. While a lumbar herniated disc is painful, the symptoms do not usually last long. Approximately 90% of patients diagnosed with a lumbar herniated disc have no symptoms after 6 weeks, even if they do not seek treatment. It is not unusual to have a lumbar disc herniation and have no symptoms. The symptoms may be triggered by moving or lifting something heavy and/or twisting the lower back. Most herniated disc causes are from the gradual age-related wear and tear on the spine, called disc degeneration. Spinal discs lose some of their water content due to age. That makes them less resilient and more likely to tear or rupture. Most patients can’t pin down exactly what caused their herniated disc. Some causes include using your back muscle instead of your leg muscles when lifting heavy objects, twisting or turning while lifting, and, rarely, a traumatic event such as a blow to the back or a fall. If non-surgical treatments such as exercise, physical therapy, and medications do not relieve your pain, surgery may be necessary. The Bonati Spine Institute has been a leader in advanced spine surgery for decades, with more than 75,000 successful surgical procedures performed. The Bonati Spine Procedures achieve a very high success rate in the surgical treatment of herniated discs. When conservative treatments no longer work Lumbar Disc Herniation Surgery may be required. The physicians at The Bonati Spine Institute may perform an array of procedures for treating herniated discs including: discectomy foraminotomy laminectomy/laminotomy If you would like to know if you are a candidate for the Bonati Spine Procedures, please visit: https://askbonati.com/?utm_source=Rumble&utm_medium=Description&utm_term=herniated-disc&utm_campaign=BryanV or call 888-343-0082.