Spinal Surgeries

Spinal surgeries, also known as back surgeries, are surgical procedures that aim to treat conditions related to the spinal column. These surgeries aim to alleviate pain, improve movement and function, and correct structural deformities in the spine. They involve a wide range of procedures, including:

1. Spinal Fusion: In this procedure, damaged vertebrae are fused together using implants or metal rods, which stabilize the spine and improve its stability.

2. Discectomy: During this procedure, a portion of the damaged disc is removed to relieve pressure on the surrounding nerves and improve pain and movement.

3. Laminectomy: This procedure involves the removal of a portion of the damaged bone in the spinal canal to widen the space and alleviate pressure on the nerves.

4. Scoliosis Correction: This procedure is performed to correct abnormal curvatures of the spine, such as scoliosis or kyphosis, to improve appearance and reduce pain.

Spinal surgeries are complex procedures that require a specialized medical team and advanced surgical equipment. Prior to the surgery, the patient’s condition is evaluated, and the appropriate surgical plan is determined, with the risks and potential benefits clarified.

After the surgery, the patient requires a rehabilitation and recovery period under the supervision of a medical team. This may include physical therapy sessions and rehabilitation exercises to regain strength and restore natural movement to the spine.

It is important for patients to consult with a specialized spinal surgeon to evaluate their condition and discuss the options and expectations associated with these procedures.