Here are four points.
1. Mr. Quinn suffered an unspecified back injury, for which he underwent spinal surgery.
2. Dr. Khurana noted Mr. Quinn also suffered from hip and knee issues, which may have resulted in progressive damage.
3. Dr. Melikian said robotic spine surgery has allowed faster recoveries for patients.
4. “While it may be true that many conditions are more common as we get older, staying active, maintaining a healthy weight, and seeking treatment for problems like chronic pain can really make a difference in how well we age,” said Dr. Melikian.
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