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Dr. Colin Booth and Dr. Michael McGuirk

Dr. Colin Booth and Dr. Michael McGuirk are experts in spine care.

Photos courtesy of Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance

If you’re experiencing spine pain and considering nonsurgical or surgical treatment, Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance (TOA) East Tennessee has the perfect resource for you.

TOA East Tennessee’s newest episode of its orthopedic podcast, “Aligned: A Conversation on Spine Pain, Surgery & Recovery,” covers the full spectrum of spine care, including:

  • Common causes of back and neck pain
  • When to consider nonsurgical treatments or surgery
  • How physical therapy, injections, and other conservative options work
  • What makes someone a good candidate for surgery
  • Realistic recovery timelines
  • Tips for preventing recurring spine issues

The episode features expert-backed guidance for relieving spine pain and understanding your treatment options. Further, it’s lead by two expert physicians: fellowship-trained spine surgeon Dr. Colin Booth and Dr. Michael McGuirk, a physiatrist specializing in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation.

Listen to the full episode here or find it on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Schedule an appointment with TOA East Tennessee if you’re ready to explore their spine-care options.

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