Spine treatment options. Dr. Mackenzie helps patients with spine problems in the North Texas area including Dallas, Plano, Allen, Frisco, McKinney and the surrounding Collin County area.

Welcome to Mackenzie Spine

In our practice, we strive to attain the best possible healing and recovery for every patient. Because every patient is unique, we prescribe treatment based on a thorough evaluation, which we perform utilizing the latest technological advancements available. We believe in evaluating patients promptly and educating them on their diagnosis so they can play an active role in the decision-making and treatment process. Our clinical experience has shown us that patients who participate in their own healthcare decisions are far more likely to achieve an optimal level of healing and recovery.

Dr. Mackenzie is an expert in MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGICAL TECHNIQUES for spinal surgery. This means that, wherever possible, incisions will be small and damage to adjacent tissues will be minimized by using careful muscle splitting techniques or approaches where less muscular damage occurs. This results in less postoperative pain and faster recovery. Please note that although the majority of spinal problems can be treated this way, there are exceptions for complex problems.

Orthopedic Spinal Surgery
Minimally invasive spine surgical techniques

Entire spine from the base of the skull to the tailbone
In medical terms -- Cervical spine down to the coccyx
Conservative care of the adjacent tissue connections

Medication Refills

Narcotic refills cannot be filled outside office hours
Requires office visits every three months
Call pharmacy at least two days in advance (have prescription containers on hand)

Diagnostic Tests*

X-rays
Myelograms
Computerized Tomography
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Bone Scanning
Discography
EMG, Nerve Conduction Studies or Neurological Evaluation
Blood Tests
Functional Capacity Evaluations
Impairment Ratings

* These procedures are performed at various other independent facilities the choice of which will depend on a number of factors including your insurance coverage and proximity to your home.

To schedule your appointment online, simply click this link to send us an email with your preferred date and time. We will call you or email to confirm the appointment.

New Patient?

Save time by downloading and filling out patient forms before your doctors appointment. For your convenience, you can download a PDF copy of our patient forms. Just click before.

New Patient Forms

We’d like to encourage all patients to submit a quick review at www.vitals.com to express their level of satisfaction.

Insurance / Payments

Have questions about insurance? Need to make a payment? Contact us at (972)867-3121 or email us at
spinework@mackenzie-spine.com

Advantages for Minimally Invasive Surgical Options
• Minimal surgical incision
• Reduced length of hospital stay
• Quicker recovery with pain reduction
• Shorter “Down Time” from work and normal activity

Conditions where minimally invasive techniques are used:
• Herniated discs
• Spinal Stenosis

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Spine treatment options. Dr. Mackenzie helps patients with spine problems in the North Texas area including Dallas, Plano, Allen, Frisco, McKinney and the surrounding Collin County area.



Welcome to Mackenzie Spine In our practice, we strive to attain the best possible healing and recovery for every patient. Because every patient is unique, we prescribe treatment based on a thorough evaluation, which we perform utilizing the latest technological advancements available. We believe in evaluating patients promptly and educating them on their diagnosis so they can play an active role in the decision-making and treatment process. Our clinical experience has shown us that patients who participate in their own healthcare decisions are far more likely to achieve an optimal level of healing and recovery. Dr. Mackenzie is an expert in MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGICAL TECHNIQUES for spinal surgery. This means that, wherever possible, incisions will be small and damage to adjacent tissues will be minimized by using careful muscle splitting techniques or approaches where less muscular damage occurs. This results in less postoperative pain and faster recovery. Please note that although the majority of spinal problems can be treated this way, there are exceptions for complex problems. Orthopedic Spinal Surgery Minimally invasive spine surgical techniques Entire spine from the base of the skull to the tailbone In medical terms -- Cervical spine down to the coccyx Conservative care of the adjacent tissue connections Medication Refills Narcotic refills cannot be filled outside office hours Requires office visits every three months Call pharmacy at least two days in advance (have prescription containers on hand) Diagnostic Tests* X-rays Myelograms Computerized Tomography Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Bone Scanning Discography EMG, Nerve Conduction Studies or Neurological Evaluation Blood Tests Functional Capacity Evaluations Impairment Ratings * These procedures are performed at various other independent facilities the choice of which will depend on a number of factors including your insurance coverage and proximity to your home.					To schedule your appointment online, simply click this link to send us an email with your preferred date and time. We will call you or email to confirm the appointment. New Patient? Save time by downloading and filling out patient forms before your doctors appointment. For your convenience, you can download a PDF copy of our patient forms. Just click before. New Patient Forms We’d like to encourage all patients to submit a quick review at www.vitals.com to express their level of satisfaction. Insurance / Payments Have questions about insurance? Need to make a payment? Contact us at (972)867-3121 or email us at spinework@mackenzie-spine.com



Advantages for Minimally Invasive Surgical Options • Minimal surgical incision • Reduced length of hospital stay • Quicker recovery with pain reduction • Shorter “Down Time” from work and normal activity Conditions where minimally invasive techniques are used: • Herniated discs • Spinal Stenosis

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