Mercy's team provides artificial disc replacement, a procedure which uses a prosthetic disc to replace a painful disc and relieve back pain due to degenerative disc disease or disc herniation. Disc replacement surgery may be offered as an alternative to traditional spinal fusion.

Mercy gastroenterologists offer balloon dilation as a treatment option for achalasia.

Gastroenterologists at Mercy use biofeedback bowel retraining as a therapeutic option for patients experiencing life-limiting conditions such as chronic constipation, fecal incontinence and other anorectal pain disorders.

Biological therapy is offered as a treatment option for cancers including breast, colon, kidney, lung, lymphoma, melanoma and pancreas.

Orthopedic surgeons at Mercy offer the Birmingham Hip Resurfacing procedure as an alternative to a traditional hip replacement.

The gynecologic and urologic specialists at Mercy in Baltimore diagnose and treat urinary disorders including urinary incontinence. Our doctors offer options for urinary incontinence treatment including bladder slings, a surgical procedure that helps control urine leakage.

The VenaSeal closure system uses a medical adhesive (sometimes referred to as "vein glue") to treat varicose veins and venous reflux disease.

Our vascular surgeons work closely with Mercy's endocrinologists when patients are faced with vascular-related diabetes conditions.

Mercy's vascular surgeons provide vascular bypass surgery to restore proper blood flow to damaged or blocked arteries.

Ureteroscopy is offered by urology doctors at Mercy Medical Center to treat kidney stones.