Dr. Datta, the developer of the groundbreaking eDisc Sculpt Technique, is expanding his practice to better serve residents of the Tri-State area with three new locations in NY and NJ.
| NEW YORK, Feb. 5, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Datta Endoscopic experienced phenomenal growth in 2018 by offering safe and unique procedures to continue to treat and take excellent care of its patients. 2019 kicked off with even more growth as they expanded their services into three new locations in Brooklyn, NY, Spring Valley, NY and Saddle Brook, NJ. Datta Endoscopic is nationally renowned for using state-of-the-art and safe techniques to serve their patients. The groundbreaking eDisc Sculpt Technique was pioneered by Dr. Datta and is unique to Datta Endoscopic. This procedure has revolutionized the back surgery industry by minimizing recovery time from weeks to just a few hours. In many cases, patients can go back to their normal lives in fewer than 4 hours after procedure. “Our goal, from the beginning, was to offer the best possible treatment to patients with back pain and spine disorders. Now with these three additional locations we are able to serve an even greater geographical area in New York and New Jersey. And that, is a very satisfying feeling to all of us,” said Dr. Sukdeb Datta, C.E.O. of Datta Endoscopic. In addition to opening three new locations, Datta Endoscopic welcomed two new highly recognized surgeons to their outstanding professional team: Dr. Francis A. Pflum M.D. and Dr. Sunil Kukreja M.D. Dr. Pflum is an Orthopedics and Spine Surgeon who has been Chief of Orthopedic Spine Surgery for more than 30 years. Dr. Kukreja is a unique surgeon with Neurosurgical Spine Fellowship training and is a Harvard Fellowship trained Pediatric Orthopedic and Spine Surgeon. “We are delighted to have two of the great medical professionals of our field to join our team. They bring superb expertise that will continue to expand our minimally invasive spine surgery prodedures. Dr. Pflum and Dr. Kukreja are experts that use cutting edge technology and the latest solutions for minimally invasive spine surgery,” continued Dr. Sukdeb Datta, C.E.O. of Datta Endoscopic. Minimally invasive spine surgery can be used to treat a number of spinal conditions such as degenerative disc disease, disc herniation, fractures, and instability. It also makes spine surgery possible for patients who were previously considered too high-risk for traditional surgery due to previous medical history or the complexity of the condition. Media Contact Emily Lara
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