Bulging discs, common spinal conditions, affect over 40% of the population and more than half of older adults. Some people may not even realize they...
Survival Rate and Recovery for Hemifacial Spasms
Hemifacial spasms are not dangerous, fatal, or life-threatening. They can, however, cause a significant amount of distress, frustration, or disruption...
Carpal Tunnel Release Surgery: What You Need to Know
Carpal tunnel release surgery, or carpal tunnel decompression, is a commonly performed procedure to alleviate the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome.&...
John F Morrison MD, FAANS Is Recognized in the Harvard Surgical Leadership Program of 2024
PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, March 2024 – Morrison Clinic™, a Palm Beach County-based neurosurgery clinic with six convenient locations across Sout...
The Long and Short-Term Recovery After a Brain Aneurysm
A brain aneurysm can be a life-altering event, not just for the individual affected but also for their loved ones. Understanding what comes next, navi...
How to Know The Difference between a Migraine or an Aneurysm
Do you or a loved one suffer from frequent headaches? If so, you may wonder when a headache is not just a typical migraine and may be a symptom ...
A Milestone Moment: Our Feature in the Boca Raton Observer
As a neurosurgeon practicing in the vibrant South Florida area, it’s not every day that one finds their work highlighted in a prestigious public...
Neck Pain and ACDF Treatment: Health Risks, Benefits, and Considerations for Surgery
Anterior cervical decompression and fusion (ACDF) treatment is a widely used surgical procedure for treating cervical disc diseases and related sympto...
ACDF Procedure and Recovery: What to Expect from Surgery and Physical Therapy
The cervical spine is located along your neck area and comprises seven vertebrae. It allows you to bend, twist, and move your neck while protecting yo...
Care and Recovery after a Kyphoplasty
Kyphoplasty is a common surgical approach used to treat compression fractures when they fail to heal or cause continued or worsening symptoms. During ...
