Costs can be higher if the tree is close to a building or utility line. Tree removal typically costs $125-$437 for a small tree (up to 30'), $175-$900 for a medium-sized tree (30'-60'), $400-$1,000 for a large tree (60'-80') and $962-$1,400 or more for a 80'-100' tree like a red oak, pine or black locust.
Constipation after surgery can prove to be very frustrating for the recovering patients. However, many measures can be taken to reduce the risk of constipation after a surgery. There is a chance that you might suffer from constipation after surgery even if you had been having bowel movements regularly before it.
What will the surgery treat (back or leg pain, or both)? What are potential complications and complication rates? How experienced is the surgeon? Has the surgeon been trained formally (i.e. fellowship) in spine surgery and/or minimally invasive surgery? Does the surgeon do both traditional âopenâ procedures and minimally invasive surgery? This is ideal. The bottom line is that more complicated back problems often require traditional surgery for the best outcome.