If you have a pinched nerve somewhere along your spine, the symptoms that accompany the problem can affect a number of different areas in your body. Here’s how you can differentiate between a cervical, thoracic, and lumbar radiculopathy.
Dear Patients,
I am announcing my retirement from active practice, effective April 30, 2020. It has been an honor to be entrusted with your care. I hope that you felt that I was worthy of that trust and responsibility that you bestowed upon me during my time in practice. With me retiring, you may need to find another surgeon to put your trust in. The remaining partners here at Texas Spine Consultants, all of whom I would trust to operate on my own family, have agreed to see any of you for your spine related problems. I would strongly recommend that you chose one of the physicians at Texas Spine Consultants should you require consultation or spinal surgery. They are all excellent doctors and very worthy of your trust in my personal and professional opinion.
Your medical records are confidential, and a copy can be transferred to another doctor or released to you or another person you designate only through your permission. If you plan to continue with this office, there is no need to do anything as Texas Spine Consultants, will remain in possession of your records for the required length of time. If you choose to see a different physician outside of Texas Spine Consultants, you will need to request and sign an authorization form and return it to my office at Texas Spine Consultant’s in Addison as soon as possible so we may transfer your records to your new doctor. Until then your records, will remain on file at my former office.
17051 Dallas Pkwy, Suite 400
Addison, TX 75001
214-370-3535
I have greatly valued our relationship and thank you for your loyalty and trust over the years. Best wishes for your future health.
Sincerely,
Cameron Carmody, MD
Please note that Texas Spine Consultants is now holding virtual patient appointments through our telemedicine technology, as well as continued NP appointments in office. We are doing so to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our patients during the COVID-19 pandemic- and to continue providing the level of care that our patients expect. Please reach out to our office to schedule your telemedicine appointment with our team. Thank you, and stay safe!
Texas Spine Consultants, LLP in Addison, Texas, specializes in the surgical management of the spine. The orthopedic experts at Texas Spine Consultants, LLP understand the challenges their patients face when dealing with neck and back pain, and provide compassionate and comprehensive care that gets at the root of the problem so patients get the relief they need.
Surgery isn’t usually the first option for patients who consult with the surgeons at Texas Spine Consultants, LLP. In fact, 90% of the patients are treated successfully without surgery. The goal at the orthopedic spine center is to use minimal intervention to provide maximum benefit.
The full-service orthopedic center specializes in all conditions that affect the spine, including herniated discs, radiculopathy, degenerative disc disease, and spinal deformities such scoliosis. The team also aims to find treatments that help patients get relief from low back, leg, and arm pain.
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