SonoSpine: Ready to serve our nation's heroes

The following is a message from one of our advertisers. It does not represent the view of The Washington Times. Ready to serve our nation's heroes   About 80 percent of adults will experience back or neck pain at some point in their lives. But thanks to SonoSpine, you can beat pain without resorting to spinal fusion.   Rather than removing large pieces of bone, minimally invasive Sonosculpt surgery uses ultrasound technology to precisely shave away bone and disc. It's a millimeter solution to a millimeter problem that doesn't destabilize structural support and promotes fast recovery and pain relief.    We here at SonoSpine believe we are so fortunate to assist with patients' pain alleviation. Surgery is NOT the goal, but if it is clearly the best option, we should do it in as minimally disruptive a method as possible. We see clearly that this technology, which evolved out of DARPA-funded programs, would greatly benefit veterans.   SonoSpine is ready to serve our nation's heroes.   Click here to learn more Read more about SonoSpine and how it can benefit military service members and veterans in our recent article published in  "We Will Not Forget: Rolling Thunder, Inc. Holds 31st Ride for Freedom," a special report produced by The Washington Times Special Sections Department.   Click here to read more Our minimally invasive technique completely decompresses nerves and resolves your pain in a 90-minute outpatient procedure using ultrasonic energy to gently sculpt away pain.   Click below to upload an MRI for a free review and find out if  if SonoSpine is right for you. Visit us in Washington, D.C., Virginia and Scottsdale, Arizona         If you no longer wish to receive these emails, click here to unsubscribe.   The Washington Times 3600 New York Ave, NE Washington, D.C., 20002