John Arbuckle, MD

Today, the Indianapolis Star published a story about the spinal cord stimulator.  The patient highlighted in the story had a spinal cord stimulator implanted in March 2007.  Prior to the spinal cord implant, the patient was side-lined from normal actvities as a result of her back pain.  Since the procedure she has taken up ballroom dancing.  Here is the link to the story. 

This procedure, spinal cord stimulator implant, was performed by Dr. Jonathan Gentile.  Dr. Gentile is a minimially invasive spine specialist with Indiana Spine Group.  Other minimially invasive spine specialists at Indiana Spine Group are Kevin Macadaeg, MD, and John Arbuckle, MD. 

Indiana Spine Group is a center of excellence for the treatment of spinal disorders and abnormalities.  Located in Indianapolis - with offices in Kokomo and Anderson, we provide comprehensive spine care – including interventional pain management treatments, nonsurgical spine treatments, minimally invasive spine procedures, minimally invasive spine surgery and spine surgery.  Treating both adults and children, some common diagnoses that we treat include degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis, herniated cervical disc, failed back syndrome, osteoporosis and scoliosis. 

Physicians with Indiana Spine Group include:

§          Ken Renkens, MD (neurosurgical spine surgeon)

§           Rick Sasso, MD (spine surgeon)

§           Kevin Macadaeg, MD (minimally invasive spine specialist)

§           Thomas Reilly, MD (spine surgeon)

§          Jonathan Gentile, MD (minimally invasive spine specialist)

§          John Arbuckle, MD (minimally invasive spine specialist