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Dr. Shim’s Interview on Bay News 9

Dr. Shim’s Interview on Bay News 9

Posted on | by Dr. Shim

I had a very productive interview with Bay News 9‘s Dr. Randy Shuck.

We had great dialogue discussing the following issues:

  1. Why do people get spine surgery?
  2. How has spine surgery changed,  and why has it become a more common surgery?
  3. What are the known complications for spine surgery?
  4. How can you minimize the chance of having those complications?
  5. What should you do when you go to have a spine surgery opinion?
  6. How should you prepare for your surgery?
  7. What can you do to prepare your home after the surgery?

Last modified: January 5, 2018

Author: Dr. Shim

Dr. Shim is an Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon and leading Medical Expert in the Tampa Bay area since 1993.

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