Definition: An invasive spine procedure is one in which your skin has to be pierced or one or more of your organs or body cavities has to be entered. Invasive spine procedures may include diagnostic tests, therapies, and operations. Examples of invasive spine procedures include back surgery, implantable drug pumps, and spinal cord stimulators.
Invasive Spine Procedure
By Anne Asher, About.com Guide
Updated July 12, 2012
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