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Comprehensive Spine Center (CSC Injury) is a leading clinic dedicated to treating a wide range of injuries with precision and care. We specialize in advanced diagnostics, personalized treatment plans, and innovative procedures that focus on restoring health, mobility, and long-term wellness.
At CSC Injury, we combine medical expertise with compassionate care, guiding you from consultation to recovery with advanced treatments and a commitment to lasting wellness.
Focused history & exam tailored to your mechanism of injury
Right-sized plan: activity guidance, bracing, home measures, medications when appropriate
Fluoroscopy-guided injections for select spine/joint pain generators when indicated
Imaging coordination (MRI/CT/X-ray) only if results would change management
Rehab roadmap with milestone-based return to work/sport
Objective documentation of findings, treatments, and functional progress
Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon
Board-Certified Radiologist &
Neuroradiologist
Board-Certified Pain Management & Rehabilitation Specialist
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2655 Villa Creek Dr. Suite 105 W., West Building, Farmers Branch, TX 75234
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1000 9th Avenue, Ste. A Fort Worth, TX 76104
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1101 Raintree Circle, Ste. 200 Allen, TX 75013
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2261 Brookhollow Plaza Dr, Suite 111 Arlington, TX 76006
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4577 Ohio Drive, Ste. 140 Frisco, TX 75035
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2700 W Pleasant Run Road, Ste. 200 West Entrance Lancaster, TX 75146
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18601 LBJ Freeway, Ste. 618 Mesquite, TX 75150
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Don’t wait in pain — our expert spine specialists are available for same-day evaluations.
Early evaluation shortens recovery and improves outcomes. We confirm the diagnosis, start targeted rehab, and, when appropriate, deliver image-guided relief promptly. That prevents compensations, nerve irritation, and deconditioning that make simple problems linger. We also reuse your existing MRI or CT and order tests only when results change care. Begin with Non-Surgical Therapies, then review Diagnostic Tests to learn what matters and how results guide return to work or sport.
Call immediately for new weakness, foot drop, saddle numbness, bowel or bladder changes, fever with back pain, or a fall with severe pain. Otherwise, schedule promptly when symptoms limit sleep, work, or sport. We triage red flags, set milestones, and choose the lowest-risk plan that works. Start at Appointments, then review Diagnostic Tests to see which studies are recommended, why they matter, and how results set treatment sequence and timelines.
Usually, no. We review your MRI, CT, or X-ray chair-side and explain what actually changes decisions. New imaging is reserved for surgical planning, red flags, or unclear diagnoses after exam. For clarity without delays, request an Imaging Second-Opinion Review to verify findings and prioritize next steps. If symptoms suggest nerve damage, an EMG & Nerve-Conduction Study maps severity and localization to guide treatment choices and expected recovery timelines and follow-up.
Often, yes. After a focused exam and medication review, many patients qualify for same-day or next-day procedures such as an Epidural Steroid Injection to calm inflamed nerve roots and improve sleep. Others begin a customized Physical Therapy & Rehab plan to restore mobility, strength, and gait. We escalate only when necessary, explain trade-offs, set expectations for relief timelines, and coordinate follow-up so changes are measured and aligned with your goals.
Surgery is appropriate for structural problems or failure of appropriate non-surgical care. Concerning patterns include instability, progressive neurologic deficit, recurrent slip, deformity, infection, or severe pain unresponsive to injections and therapy. Compare stabilization using Spinal Fusion with nerve decompression via Lumbar Laminectomy / Decompression. We match procedures to diagnosis, anatomy, and goals, discuss risks and recovery in plain language, and recommend the least invasive option that safely delivers durable relief.
Timelines depend on diagnosis, job demands, and levels treated. Desk work often resumes one to two weeks after Cervical Fusion (ACDF) and two to four or more weeks after Lumbar Fusion; arthroscopy is typically faster. We start rehab early to protect healing while restoring strength, mobility, and gait. Your plan includes staged milestones, return-to-work guidance, and clear stop rules so progress stays safe, measurable, and aligned with sport readiness metrics.
Contact us and set up your doctor visit today to start your journey to pain-free living