Meet the doctor:
Dr. Neill Wright is a board-certified Neurosurgeon, fellowship-trained in complex spinal Neurosurgery, and both nationally and internationally recognized as a cervical spine expert.
A personalized approach
to healing.
Each one of Dr. Wright’s patients benefits from his world-class expertise and technology. Just as importantly, however, is the human care that he gives to each patient.
What patients say
about Dr. Wright.
Patients of Dr. Wright can rest assured knowing they are receiving the best care possible from one of the most highly respected cervical spine surgeons in the nation.
Don’t let neck pain rule your life.
If you have neck pain, no one has to tell you how it clouds everything you do. Even everyday things cause excruciating pain. Knowing what causes your pain won’t make it feel any better but understanding the source can help you start your journey to greater healing.
Highly specialized cervical care.
As a cervical spine specialist, Dr. Wright has performed more than 2,500 cervical spine surgeries. He is considered one of the leading experts in the field and has special expertise in a number of procedures, including the following:
ANTERIOR CERVICAL DISCECTOMY AND ARTHROPLASTY
Procedure for patients who have disc herniation, neck injury, or degenerative disc disease causing chronic pain that hasn’t been relieved through other methods.
ANTERIOR CERVICAL DISCETOMY AND FUSION (ACDF)
Recommended to remove a damaged disc that is causing pain due to compressed nerves or when there is excessive motion between the vertebrae.
CERVICAL
LAMINECTOMY
Dr. Wright performs the cervical laminectomy procedure in order to relieve pressure on the spinal cord or nerves caused by bone spurs within the spinal canal.
POSTERIOR
CERVICAL
FUSION
Dr. Wright performs the posterior cervical fusion procedure through an incision in the back (posterior) of the neck in order to mend two or more cervical vertebrae.
POSTERIOR
C1-2
FUSION
This procedure is one of the most common methods for treating disorders of the atlanto-axial complex and was actually developed by Dr. Wright.