LONDON, ENGLAND, March 01, 2013 (Press-News.org) CircleBath's spinal surgeons are now offering back pain sufferers the option of Microdiscectomy Surgery, as a day case procedure with exceptional results.
Late last year, local arable farmer Mr Jeffery Coles, found himself the victim of acute back pain with numbness down his leg, known as sciatica, and left him unable to manage his farm. Mr Coles has a 15-year history of back pain which he previously managed with intermittent physiotherapy and pain killers when the pain was particularly bad. His lifestyle means he is constantly outdoors on the farm often involved in heavy lifting, bending, twisting as well as spending long periods on his feet.
After a visit to his GP, Mr Coles had more physiotherapy and saw an osteopath, however, his condition did not improve. He was referred to CircleBath's Spinal Unit by his GP, who diagnosed Mr Coles with a herniated disc requiring surgery. The spinal consultants at CircleBath were able to offer Mr Coles Microdiscectomy day case surgery where the procedure is done through a small incision, allowing the patient to go home just hours after surgery.
Microdiscectomy is not necessarily the right treatment for every form of back pain, however, as day case surgery it can be considered for a wide range of back problems including disk prolapse, chronic back pain and sciatica. "The procedure requires a one-inch incision in the back",explains one of the unit's surgeons, "And the operation is usually completed in less than two hours, allowing the patient to return home that evening".
"I was amazed with how well I felt after surgery and how quickly I was able to get back to life on the farm", said Mr Coles. "I was able to get back to everyday activities at about eight weeks and I was back on the farm at five months. I feel like a new man and my children no longer have to put my socks on as I can do it for myself!", he explains. Thesurgeon adds, "Patients who undergo day case spinal surgery are up on their feet and walking without much pain shortly after surgery". Recovery from this form of surgery is quicker and less painful than traditional methods asmuscles in the back are not cut during the operation.
CircleBath patients benefit from a multidisciplinary team approach, including an extensive and informative pre-operative assessment and a post-operative rehabilitation programme with the very best physiotherapy facilities.
About Circle
The Company's principal asset is its holding in Circle Health Limited ("Circle Health"), an employee co-owned healthcare provider. Circle Health is 50.1 per cent. owned by the Company and 49.9 per cent. owned by the Circle Partnership Limited which is 100 per cent. beneficially owned by the group's clinicians and employees.
Circle's objective is to redefine secondary healthcare delivery in the UK. It benefits from a unique operating model which has been successfully applied and proven, whereby clinicians are empowered to achieve high levels of patient care and efficiency, though co-ownership and active participation in managing operations.
The Company is a Jersey incorporated company and the rights of shareholders may be different from the rights of shareholders in a UK incorporated company.
For more information please visit www.circlepartnership.co.uk/locations/bath.
New Hope For Back Pain Sufferers With Circle Partnership
CircleBath's spinal surgeons are now offering back pain sufferers the option of Microdiscectomy Surgery, as a day case procedure with exceptional results.
2013-03-01
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