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DISC Sports & Spine Center (DISC) is a national leader in minimally invasive spine surgery, orthopedic surgery, and sports medicine care. Our spine surgeons set the standard in artificial disc replacement, spine fusion, discectomy, microdiscectomy and the full spectrum of spine procedures. The group’s orthopedic surgeons advance the state of joint preservation surgery and total joint replacement, including total knee replacement as well as total hip replacement. Our flagship surgery centers based in Newport Beach, Marina del Rey, and Carlsbad serve patients local to Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego, as well as the rest of the country.

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Robert S. Bray, Jr., M.D. has nailed the crossover. He has combined a 30-year career as a neurosurgeon with business acumen to place him at the forefront of healthcare.

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In the fall of 2012, professional BMX rider Anthony Napolitan came to DISC Sports and Spine in Marina del Rey after dealing with ankle pain, weakness and lack of full range motion on and off for the...

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Found Substantially Compliant in All Areas; Receives Maximum Allotted Accreditation

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DISC Infection Control Measures

DISC Sports & Spine Center (DISC) delivers an unparalleled level of care in a modern, comfortable and safe environment. With over 40 experienced physicians, DISC...

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DISC Sports & Spine Center Congratulates the 21 DISC-Treated U.S. Olympians Who Competed in the London Games