Neck, Back and Spine

OrthoIndy sports medicine physician Dr. Scott Gudeman shares how to improve your posture while sitting.

OrthoIndy total joint physician, Dr. Troy Roberson, explains the myth behind knuckle cracking, whether or not it’s bad for you and what causes the knuckle pop.

During a routine training, John’s commitment to being a firefighter was threatened when he felt a twinge in his upper back. Learn how he found treatment for his back pain.

Learn how having back surgery for a herniated disc helped a middle-aged high school athletic director and coach get back to work without back pain.

If you had an MRI of the spine completed at another facility, you can request your scan be reviewed without ever coming into our office or scheduling an appointment.

David Bruner wasn’t ready to give up his love for sheep showing. After getting injections for a pinched nerve in his spine from Dr. Osborne, he is now pain-free.

After years of back pain and an increasing amount of addictive pain medication, patient turns to OrthoIndy physiatry to relieve back pain and quit addictive pain medication.

Although physiatrists do not perform traditional surgery, it is important to note that they do not heavily rely on addictive opioid pain medication to treat patients.

Dr. Greg Poulter, OrthoIndy spine surgeon, is seeing improved outcomes in his patients with the use of the Mazor X Robotic Guidance System for back surgery.

After a spinal fusion for her scoliosis, patient returns to racing cars and living a competitive lifestyle.

Emilee had an anomaly in the base of her spine that caused the bottom of her lumbar spine to move and grind against the sacrum bone of the pelvis.

When Christine McCollum came to OrthoIndy for shoulder pain, she had no idea she would end up needing a to see spine specialist that would recommend back surgery.