Randall F Dryer, MD
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Randall F Dryer, MD
Central Texas Spine Institute, PLLC, (CTSI) located in Austin, Texas, is a private medical practice offering comprehensive spine care, including diagnostic services, conservative treatment modalities, and spine surgery. Dr. Randall F. Dryer is an award-winning spine surgeon and respected innovator in stem cell therapies.

Since 1988, Dr. Dryer has been treating patients in Central Texas and from all over the world. His work has been published in peer-reviewed journals, and he has earned numerous awards, including being named among the top 100 surgeons in the US by Becker's Spine. We are one of the top spine centers in the US.
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Saturdays, Sundays and holidays please leave a message or call back during normal business hours (8:00 am - 4:30 pm). A CTSI staff representative will contact you within 24 hours of the first business day. If you need immediate medical assistance or in the case of a medical emergency, please call the Travis County Medical Exchange at 512- 458-1121.
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Central Texas Spine Institute is a leader in orthopedic surgery offering full-service spinal and neck surgery and care. If you are experiencing neck or spinal pain, Dr. Dryer offers the following orthopedic services in Austin, Texas. If you are in need of any of the following neck or spine surgery services, contact us today to set your appointment or receive your consultation.
Esi
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An epidural steroid injection (ESI) is an outpatient procedure indicated to treat your condition. This procedure consists of injecting cortisone and saline into the space around your spinal canal called the epidural space. The dura is the thin lining that contains the spinal fluid and nerves. The epidural space is the area or space between this fluid filled sac and the bones of the vertebrae.
Lumbar Discectomy
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This procedure is normally recommended to resolve low back and leg pain resulting from a herniated disc. As part of your diagnostic exam, we will discuss potential alternatives to a lumbar discectomy. The primary purpose of this procedure is to surgically remove a part of the disc that is pushing on the nerve and thus, causing the pain.
Discograms
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A discogram is a procedure in by which a small needle is placed into the interior of the disc to check the structural integrity of the disc and to see if the disc is causing pain. More discogram informational animations can be found on our Orthopedic Surgery Animations page. The procedure is performed in a special x-ray room called a fluoroscopy room and will take place in the hospital.
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