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AOA Orthopedic Specialists - Dr. Eric Wieser - Danny Lee's AOA Experience
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AOA Orthopedic Specialists - Dr. Michael Ramsey - Cervical Fusion
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AOA Orthopedic Specialists - Dr. Eric Wieser - Lumbar Microdiscectomy
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AOA Orthopedic Specialists on Good Morning Texas - Back Pain with Dr. Eric Wieser
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AOA Orthopedic Specialists - Dr. Eric Wieser performs a Minimally Invasive Microdiscectomy
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AOA Orthopedic Specialists - BOSHA - Spine Surgery Overview
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AOA Orthopedic Specialists - BOSHA - Spine Bracing
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AOA Orthopedic Specialists - Spinal Fusions
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AOA Orthopedic Specialists - Scoliosis
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AOA Orthopedic Specialists - Spondylolisthesis
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AOA Orthopedic Specialists - Stenosis, Laminectomy, Hemilaminectomy
Who We Are
The Texas Comprehensive Spine Center offers a comprehensive approach to back and neck pain. With our team of orthopedic surgeons, rehabilitation specialists, exercise therapists and pain experts, we offer an all-inclusive, one-stop treatment facility.
Our Spine Surgeons
Dr. Eric Wieser is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon, and his practice is focused on the treatment of spinal disorders. He is fellowship-trained in modern, minimally invasive techniques in spinal surgery, as well as complex reconstructive spinal surgery.
Dr. Ryan Murphy is a orthopedic surgeon and fellowship trained spine specialist. His practice areas include surgical and non-surgical treatments, sciatica and pinched nerves, single position surgical techniques, and minimally invasive spinal surgery. He was fellowship-trained in spine surgery under the direction of both Orthopedic Spine and Neurosurgery Spine surgeons at the University of Southern California.
Commitment to Excellence
Our team approach to health care ranges from treating simple back or neck strains to the most complex spine surgery. No matter what the spine care need is, our team of healthcare professionals puts emphasis on patient education. That means spending time with each patient so that they understand diagnostic testing, surgical and non-surgical treatment options available to them, and rehabilitation needed in order for them to reach the best possible outcome.