Dr. Michael Berry performing spine procedures at Crow Valley Surgery Center: Here’s why

Michael Berry, MD, spoke with WQAD 8 on spine surgery moving to the outpatient setting.

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Here’s what you should know:

1. Dr. Berry often performs procedures to treat disc herniation in the lower back and other conditions at Bettendorf, Iowa-based Crow Valley Surgery Center.

2. Outpatient spine surgery offers many benefits including a lower infection risk, less pain, reduced costs and less time in the hospital.

3. Dr. Berry practices with Moline, Ill.-based ORA Orthopedics.

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