"DR. HYDER'S APPROACH ALLOWS FOR SHORTER SURGERIES AND QUICKER RECOVERIES."
Dr. Hyder’s commitment to patient-first care has given thousands of patients a pain-free life. He custom builds treatment plans to fit each individual, taking time to understand their history, their symptoms, and their goals.
Educated at the University of Illinois, Midwestern University, and the Texas Back Institute, and trained at some of Chicago’s top hospitals, Dr. Hyder is an expert in minimally invasive neck and lower back surgeries. He travels the world educating fellow surgeons on innovative, patient-centered techniques, including his minimally invasive TrueMIS approach that allows for faster surgeries and quicker recoveries. See More
Dr. Hyder and his team believe that the majority of spine issues can be resolved without surgery, through non-invasive treatments like physical therapy and pain management. If surgery is required, Dr. Hyder’s minimally invasive TrueMIS approach allows most patients to go home the same day.
CONDITIONS WE TREAT
NECK
Neck Pain
Cervical Spinal Stenosis
Pinched Nerve
LOWER BACK
Sciatica
Spinal Instability
Lumbar Scoliosis
Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
Neck Pain
CERVICALGIA IS THE CLINICAL TERM FOR MANY TYPES OF NECK PAIN. CERVICALGIA PAIN CAN OFTEN BE ACCOMPANIED BY NECK STIFFNESS, HEADACHES, OR PAIN IN THE BACK OF THE NECK.Learn More
Cervical Spinal Stenosis
CERVICAL SPINAL STENOSIS IS THE NARROWING OF THE PROTECTIVE CANAL AROUND THE SPINAL CORD IN THE NECK. THIS COMPRESSES THE SPINAL CORD, CAUSING A NUMBER OF NEUROLOGICAL SYMPTOMS LIKE PAIN, NUMBNESS, WEAKNESS, OR LOSS OF COORDINATION.Learn More
Pinched Nerve
CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY, OFTEN REFERRED TO AS A “PINCHED NERVE,” IS IRRITATION OF THE NERVES OF THE NECK, OR “CERVICAL SPINE.” IT CAN APPEAR AS PAIN OR NEUROLOGICAL SYMPTOMS LIKE WEAKNESS, NUMBNESS, OR TINGLING IN THE ARM.Learn More
Sciatica
LUMBAR RADICULOPATHY, OFTEN REFERRED TO AS “SCIATICA,” REFERS TO THE SYMPTOMS OF PAIN, NUMBNESS, OR WEAKNESS THAT RADIATE FROM THE LOWER BACK TO THE LOWER EXTREMITIES. LUMBAR RADICULOPATHY IS OFTEN CAUSED BY HERNIATED DISKS OR SPINAL STENOSIS.Learn More
Spinal Instability
SPONDYLOLISTHESIS, OR "SPINAL INSTABILITY," OCCURS WHEN ONE VERTEBRA SLIPS FORWARD, BACKWARD, OR LATERALLY RELATIVE TO THE ONE ABOVE OR BELOW IT. THIS PUTS PRESSURE ON THE SPINAL NERVES AND CAN CAUSE BACK PAIN, DIFFICULTY WALKING OR STANDING, AND LEG WEAKNESS.Learn More
Lumbar Scoliosis
SCOLIOSIS IS A CONDITION WHERE THE SPINE DEVELOPS ONE OR MORE SIDE-TO-SIDE CURVES. ADOLESCENT SCOLIOSIS MOST OFTEN APPEARS IN THE GROWTH SPURT JUST BEFORE PUBERTY AND MAY INCREASE AS A CHILD GROWS, WHILE DEGENERATIVE SCOLIOSIS CAN OCCUR DUE TO ARTHRITIS IN OLDER PATIENTS.Learn More
Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
LUMBAR SPINAL STENOSIS IS THE NARROWING OF THE PROTECTIVE CANAL AROUND THE SPINAL CORD IN THE LOWER BACK. THIS COMPRESSES THE SPINAL CORD, CAUSING PAIN OR WEAKNESS IN THE LOWER BACK AND LEGS—SOMETIMES CALLED “SCIATICA.”Learn More
Treatments and Services
Dr. Hyder is committed to treatment that is best for the patient, so he and his team have developed a multi-step approach. Leading with non-invasive treatments like physical therapy, Dr. Hyder can build a treatment plan that works for you and your lifestyle.
PHYSICAL THERAPY
Many of our patients can find pain relief through stabilization and strengthening exercises so physical therapy is often the first step in treatment.
PAIN MANAGEMENT
When physical therapy is unable to correct the problem, we can provide pain management through injections of anti-inflammatory or nerve-blocking medicines.
MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGICAL PROCEDURES
If pain management fails to offer good quality of life, Dr. Hyder uses his minimally invasive surgical technique, TrueMIS, to repair the damage without long recovery times.
