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At The Spine & Rehab Group, our Board Certified Interventional Spine Specialists and NYC and NJ Back Pain Doctors are committed to providing relief from back pain, increasing mobility and improving quality of life. Our team of doctors focuses on non-surgical back pain treatment options to patients with back pain, back injuries and spine conditions. Comprehensive diagnostic services and back pain treatment options are offered in both our Manhattan and New Jersey locations to help get to the bottom of your back pain and get it under control.
We provide a comprehensive, interventional approach to the care of your back pain and offer patients a combination of back treatments that include physical therapy and rehabilitation, interventional pain management, medical massage and acupuncture. Often, spinal surgery or back surgery can be avoided using an interventional approach and non-surgical, state-of-the-art back pain treatments.
The team of Spine Specialists at The Spine & Rehab Group includes Back & Neck Pain Doctors, Physiatrists, Physical Therapists, Neurologists and Interventional Spine Doctors.
You can finally end your search for a “back pain specialist near me” by scheduling an appointment with Dr. Hosny, a back pain doctor in NJ, who can help you reduce acute or chronic pain using time-tested therapies.
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Amr Hosny, MD, MBA, FASA
David Chu, MD, FAAPMR
Vivek Mehta, MD, FAAPMR
Deepali Gupta, MD, DABA, DABPM
Lower back pain, also called lumbar pain, is one of the most common medical conditions worldwide. At The Spine & Rehab Group, our team of the best Back Pain Doctors in New Jersey focuses on lower back pain diagnosis and non-surgical lower back pain treatment, to help you get relief.
Middle back pain and upper back pain also called the thoracic spine region, is not as common as lower back pain or neck pain, but can be very painful and symptomatic. At The Spine & Rehab Group, our group of the Best Back Pain Specialists in New Jersey focuses on the non-surgical treatment of middle and upper back pain to get you feeling better.
A herniated disc, also referred to as a slipped disc, ruptured disc, or disc herniation, is one of the most common causes of back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain and arm pain. Often, people visit a spine specialist for back pain or neck pain and unknowingly have a herniated disc. Herniated discs affect the vertebrae, the bones that make up your spine, and the spinal discs, which provide support and flexibility to your back.
Sciatica, or Lumbar Radiculopathy, is an irritation or compression of the sciatic nerve roots in the lumbar spine. Most commonly, sciatica causes lower back pain and pain that radiates down the leg. Because the sciatic nerve roots in the lumbar spine extend to the hips, buttocks, legs and feet – an injury or irritation in the lumbar spine region of your back causes symptoms in these areas.
Scoliosis is an unnatural curving of the spine that often causes back pain and other symptoms. Some cases of Scoliosis may be very mild and go unnoticed while others are severe and physically visible.
Spinal Stenosis is a condition of the spine that causes a narrowing of the spinal canal and compression on the nerves and spinal cord. This pressure and reduced space in the canal most commonly causes low back pain.
Degenerative Disc Disease is a condition that causes pain, most commonly lower back pain and neck pain, due to degeneration of the discs in the spine. Degenerative disc disease is actually one of most common causes of lower back pain and often goes undiagnosed for a long period of time.
Thoracic Radiculopathy occurs due to a compressed nerve root in the middle spine and results in tingling, numbness, and pain in the chest and torso. This condition is commonly caused by muscle spasms, disc herniation, wear and tear of the spinal discs and joints, and trauma to the back.
Thoracic degenerative disc disease is the gradual wear and tear of the intervertebral discs in the upper and middle back caused by aging, disc herniation, or sudden trauma to the spine. This condition is characterized by chronic thoracic pain that radiates into the chest wall or ribs, changes in posture, and loss of motion.
A thoracic sprain occurs when ligaments that hold bones together are torn from their attachments, resulting in acute or subacute pain. It is commonly associated with car accidents, falls, and lifting heavy objects.
Thoracic facet syndrome is an arthritis-like condition in which the thoracic spine’s facet joints gradually wear away, resulting in stiffness and pain that worsens with specific spine motions.
Thoracic disc herniation occurs when the disc-shaped cushions that connect the vertebrae in the mid-back region flatten or expand, causing pain, sensory changes around the rib cage, and motor problems in the areas below.
Lumbar spine degenerative disc disease is the progressive deterioration of spinal discs and arthritic changes in lumbar facet joints of the lower back due to wear and tear with aging. This condition can also result from spinal injury and causes local tenderness, sudden weakness or instability, and pain in the lumbar region or legs.
A bulging disc in the lower back occurs when its outer shell weakens and allows it to protrude into the spinal canal. This usually leads to lower back and leg pain as well as tingling and loss of sensation.
Lumbar Radiculopathy refers to the impinged nerve root in the lower back that leads to pain, weakness, and numbness or tingling in the extremities.
Lumbar disc herniation occurs when the rubbery disks that lie between the vertebrae in the lower back move out of position and compress the spinal cord. This condition can cause radicular pain, sensory abnormalities, and weakness on the affected side.
A lumbar sprain occurs when one or more ligaments in your lower spine become injured. It may be a lesion of the soft tissues, a stretch, or a partial or complete tear that leads to localized pain and stiffness.
Lumbar stenosis is a condition in which the spinal canal in your lower back narrows and compresses nerve roots that travel into your legs. Symptoms usually develop gradually and include radiating back pain as well as numbness and weakness in the affected extremities.
Lumbar Facet Syndrome refers to a dysfunction at the level of the posterior facet joints of the spine. These joints, together with the intervertebral disc, form the intervertebral joint. Changes in the posterior facet joints can influence the disc and vice versa. The lumbar facet syndrome is characterized by painful irritation of the posterior part of the lumbar spine, often due to repetitive micro trauma or chronic degeneration.
Spondylosis is the term used to describe the age-related degeneration of the spine’s joints, bones, and discs. This condition is characterized by vertebral displacement, stiffness, aching pain, and abnormal changes in spinal motion.
Rather than a quick fix, the solutions to back pain often involve a combination of different therapies. This may include physical therapy, managing pain, and changing lifestyle. Dr. Amr Hosny, MD, MBA, FASA
Back pain is a common medical problem that can affect people of all ages and backgrounds. If you are experiencing back pain, it is important to see a qualified back pain specialist. Back pain specialists are trained to identify the root cause of your back pain and develop a personalized treatment plan. They use a variety of treatment methods, including physical therapy, medication, and injections. In some cases, surgery may be necessary.
If you are looking for a back pain specialist near you, there are a few things you can do:
When choosing a back pain specialist, it is important to consider their experience, qualifications, and treatment philosophy. You should also feel comfortable with the doctor and their staff.
At The Spine and Rehab Group, our team of board-certified spine specialists and rehabilitation physicians is dedicated to helping patients find relief from their pain. We offer a wide range of minimally invasive treatment options, including physical therapy, chiropractic care, acupuncture, massage, and corticosteroid injections. We work with each patient to develop a personalized treatment plan that meets their individual needs and goals.
Whether you have acute back pain due to muscle strain, ligament sprain, or disc herniation, or your symptoms are chronic as a result of arthritis or spinal deformity, we encourage you to contact The Spine and Rehab Group today. We offer free consultations so that you can learn more about your options and get started on the path to recovery.
I was amazed that simply adjusting my diet per Dr. Hosny's recommendations made such a difference with my neck inflammation. After blood tests revealed certain sensitivities, he suggested eliminating a couple foods that were likely triggering inflammation - and the results spoke for themselves! Within weeks, most of the constant pain and stiffness had subsided. I'm so grateful he took that holistic approach to understand what was causing my issues on a deeper level. Dr. Hosny's compassion and determination to find the source of my neck problems set him apart. That kind of diligent, personalized care is what The Spine and Rehab Group is all about. They truly listen and develop customized treatment plans that work! My gratitude runs deep for this talented doctor who gave me my health back.
Ryan A. ★★★★★I've had back pain for years, and after a recent injury, I couldn't take it anymore. I called the office and they fit me in right away. Dr. Hosny's care is top-notch, he took the time to explain every step of the diagnosis and treatment plan, and the epidural injections he recommended were a game-changer. I feel like I have a new lease on life! The staff was so friendly and welcoming, and the office itself is a pleasure to visit. I wouldn't trust anyone else with my back pain needs.
Nelson L.
Dr. Hosny is a distinguished physician, educator, and healthcare leader with a commitment to advancing health equity and accessibility in the rapidly evolving landscape of modern healthcare. After completing his residency at St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center, affiliated with Columbia University in New York City, he pursued an Interventional Spine Fellowship at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, part of Harvard Medical School in Boston, MA.
Dr. Hosny has held prominent roles in academic medicine, including serving as an Associate Clinical Professor at New York Medical College and as the Interventional Spine Fellowship Program Director. These positions reflect his dedication to mentoring the next generation of healthcare professionals and advancing the field of interventional spine care.
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