Spinal Surgeries

What is Spinal Surgery?

Spinal Surgery is a specialized branch of orthopedic and neurosurgery focusing on assessing and treating spine problems, including injuries, disc disorders, vertebral slippage, and spinal joint diseases, using surgical or conservative methods as needed.

When should you consult a spinal surgeon?

• Chronic back or neck pain unresponsive to conservative treatment

• Herniated discs causing weakness or numbness in the limbs

• Vertebral fractures following trauma or accidents

• Spinal stenosis or joint diseases affecting mobility

• Post-surgical complications of the spine

How is diagnosis and treatment performed?

• Thorough clinical examination of the spine

• X-rays, MRI, or CT scans

• Conservative treatments such as physiotherapy or bracing in some cases

• Surgical interventions to repair discs, stabilize vertebrae, or relieve nerve pressure

• Regular follow-up to ensure restoration of mobility and neurological function

Follow-up Duration

Depends on the type of surgery or condition; long-term monitoring may be required to maintain spinal stability and neurological function.

Treatment Goals

Restore spine function and mobility, reduce pain, protect nerves, and enhance the patient’s daily life ability.