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Media & Press
Dr. Nitin Khanna is frequently featured in the media for his expertise in minimally invasive spine surgery.
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10 spine surgeons to know
The leader of a new spinal cord injury center and nine more spine surgeons to know.
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NWI practice holds key to unlocking back pain mystery
Back pain can be very difficult to treat. Successful treatment depends on early and accurate diagnosis. And, often, clinicians and patients alike become frustrated by the diagnostic dilemma of recommendations for pain medications, attempts at non-specific injections, continued tests and ongoing pain. One diagnosis I see commonly overlooked is pain that originates from the Sacroiliac (SI) joint.
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Future is now for minimally invasive spinal surgery in NWI
Awareness of advanced, minimally invasive spine surgery has been brought to the mainstream through TV commercials and internet ads touting robots and lasers.
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Personalized Medicine in Spinal Care: Q&A with Dr. Nitin Khanna of Orthopaedic Specialists of Northwest Indiana
Nitin Khanna, MD, a spine care specialist at Orthopaedic Specialists of Northwest Indiana in Munster, discusses the importance of personalized medicine in the spinal care field.
Read it at Becker's Spine Review (opens the publisher's site)
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Back pain: When to get help
Back pain is a common ailment that affects a growing number of Americans on a yearly basis. The vast majority of symptoms will improve over time and not require any type of medical intervention.
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NW Indiana spine surgeon Nitin Khanna, MD, and Franciscan Health seek participants for national study of surgical technique
For years, spinal surgeon Dr. Nitin Khanna, MD, has used minimally invasive spine surgery techniques to provide pain relief to his patients in Northwest Indiana.
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NW Indiana Spine Surgeon Nitin Khanna, MD, And Franciscan Health Seek Participants For National Study Of Surgical Technique
Dr. Khanna was chosen as a co-investigator on the project to analyze how surgery patients do over the next five years.
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