Neck pain is extremely common. In fact, 80% of the population will experience neck pain. In order to better understand neck pain we must understand the differ  Read more
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Although you may share the same diagnosis with another patient, your symptoms may differ. Your symptoms may spread or radiate beyond the neck into the shoulders, upper back, and arms. This is called cervical radiculopathy.
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Dr. Oishi completed a Spine Fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Department of Neurosurgery in 2003. He was born in New York, New York and attended Cornell University Medical College where he earned his MD degree in 1996. 
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Consult an expert, especially if neck pain develops suddenly, quickly worsens, or you have a pre-existing back disorder. An accurate diagnosis is essential to an effective and successful treatment plan.
Seldom is spine surgery necessary to treat neck pain. Non-surgical treatments often effectively relieve pain and symptoms. Your doctor may combine two or more therapies to maximize the success of your treatment.
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