Spinal Surgeries

What is Spinal Surgery?

It is a surgical specialty dedicated to treating spinal disorders and injuries using precise techniques including spinal stabilization, nerve decompression, and tumor removal.

What conditions are treated in this department?

• Herniated discs and spinal stenosis

• Vertebral fractures from accidents or osteoporosis

• Spinal cord and vertebral tumors

• Degenerative disorders of spinal joints in cervical or lumbar regions

• Repair of nerve injuries related to the spine

• Rehabilitation surgeries after trauma or prior operations

How is diagnosis and treatment performed?

• Comprehensive clinical assessment with advanced imaging (X-ray, MRI, CT)

• Determining the appropriate surgery: spinal stabilization, disc removal, or tumor excision

• Performing surgery carefully to protect the spinal cord and nerves

• Postoperative follow-up to reduce pain and ensure natural healing

• Rehabilitation sessions to improve movement and neurological functions

Follow-up Duration

Medium to long-term depending on surgery type and patient condition, with continuous monitoring of movement and neurological function.

Treatment Goals

Restore spinal mobility, reduce pain, protect the spinal cord and nerves, and improve patient quality of life.