to the Spinal DISC Center
DISCOVERY |
D is for “Discovery.” I am a healer first and foremost. First, I’ll discover who you are and what your goals are concerning your health journey. Second, I’ll discover the root cause of your problem. |
INNOVATION |
I is for “Innovation.” Innovation is as important for me as it is for my patients. By staying on the edge of innovation, my patients benefit from the latest technological advancements. |
SPECIALIST |
S is for “Specialist.” I am a specialist within a specialty – which means that within the specialty of spine surgery, I am a specialist in the field of artificial disc replacement surgery. |
CARE |
C is for “Care.” Not only do I care to be an expert in spine care, but I genuinely care for my patients completely. I care who they are, I care about what they do, and I care to see that they reach their health goals from start to finish. |
Meet Dr. Radcliff
Dr. Kris Radcliff specializes in simplifying the management of complex spine conditions and traumatic spine injuries, focusing exclusively on spine surgery, with particular expertise in the area of artificial disc replacement. Dr. Radcliff is highly experienced, having performed thousands of spine surgeries. He combines conservative decision-making judgment with state-of-the-art and minimally invasive surgical techniques, endoscopic spine surgery, and artificial disc replacement.
Specialty Areas
Artificial Disc
Replacement
Dr. Radcliff and his staff at the Spinal DISC Center are recognized experts in the field of artificial disc replacement, so you can rest assured that you are in the best of hands.
minimally invasive
spine surgery
Minimally invasive spine surgery (MISS) can be used to correct problems with far less trauma to surrounding tissues than traditional or “open” surgery.
endoscopic
spine surgery
Endoscopic surgery has been called the least invasive of the minimally invasive surgical procedures, designed to give patients an even quicker recovery time and less pain.
workers comp/
personal injury
Dr. Radcliff and his staff provide the highest level of care and hands-on guidance as you navigate the complexities of a worker’s compensation injury claim.
Conditions Treated
Many people believe they simply have to live with back or neck pain or are afraid they will need major surgery in order to relieve the pain. However, over the last few years, there have been numerous advancements in technology that make alleviating back pain less invasive than ever. Dr. Radcliff uses these advanced treatment options so your pain will be alleviated, and you can start living your normal life again.
Procedures
ALIF
Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) is one of the most frequently used spinal fusion techniques and is performed through the front of the body (anterior approach) through the abdomen. Read more.
artificial disc replacement
Dr. Radcliff and his staff at the Spinal DISC Center are recognized experts in the field of artificial disc replacement, so you can rest assured that you are in the best of hands. Read more.
Cervical Spine
Dr. Radcliff is considered one of New Jersey’s most proficient specialists in cervical spine surgery, having performed approximately 1,500 neck surgeries and 150 artificial disc replacement surgeries. Read more.
Facet Joint Injections
Whether from injury or age, the facet joints can sometimes become worn down. This is called arthritis. Movement becomes forced and restricted, and it’s almost as if the facet joints have become “rusty.” Read more.
Lumbar Microdiscectomy
Dr. Radcliff performs a microdiscectomy using a special microscope to view the disc and nerves. Using this microscope gives Dr. Radcliff a larger view, which, in turn, allows him to make a smaller incision. Read more.
minimally invasive tlif
The goal of the minimally invasive TLIF is to provide relief from the pain associated with a number of lower back problems such as spondylolisthesis and disc degeneration, which have not responded to non-surgical treatments. Read more.
SI Joint Fusion
Sacroiliac (SI) joint fusion is a minimally invasive surgical option performed to provide immediate sacroiliac joint stabilization and allow long-term fusion. Read more.
