Discectomy (Cervical & Lumbar)

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Discectomy (Cervical and Lumbar)

Discectomy is a surgical procedure aimed at removing a damaged or herniated disc in the cervical (neck) or lumbar (lower back) spine to relieve pressure on surrounding nerves. In minimally invasive discectomy, small incisions are made, and specialized instruments are used to remove the disc material causing pain, without the need for large cuts. This technique reduces recovery time and minimizes muscle disruption, leading to a faster and less painful recovery.

This procedure is commonly performed for patients experiencing chronic pain, numbness, or weakness due to conditions like herniated discs, sciatica, or nerve compression. By removing the problematic disc material, discectomy helps alleviate pain, improve mobility, and restore normal function. While most patients experience significant relief, the procedure is tailored to the individual’s specific needs and condition.

Primary Care

The primary care for patients undergoing minimally invasive discectomy focuses on promoting healing, reducing pain, and preventing complications. This involves post-surgical monitoring, pain management, physical therapy, and gradual return to daily activities, all tailored to the individual’s recovery process.

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Use of prescribed medications or over-the-counter pain relievers to manage discomfort.
Keeping the surgical site clean and monitoring for signs of infection.
Recommended exercises to strengthen muscles and improve spinal flexibility.
Regular check-ups to monitor recovery, assess healing, and address any concerns.

Our Industry Expertise

Minimally invasive discectomy for cervical and lumbar conditions is performed by specialized orthopedic surgeons and pain management experts who are skilled in advanced techniques to treat spine-related disorders. These professionals use the latest technologies and approaches to ensure minimal disruption to surrounding tissues, faster recovery, and improved patient outcomes.

Expertise in using fluoroscopy and CT-guided imaging to precisely locate problem discs.
Proficiency in performing procedures through small incisions, reducing recovery time and complications.
In-depth understanding of spinal structures to ensure safe and effective treatment.
Specialization in managing post-surgical pain to enhance comfort during recovery.
Focus on personalized treatment plans to meet individual patient needs and conditions.
Expertise in guiding patients through recovery, with tailored physical therapy and activity restrictions.
Collaboration with neurologists, physical therapists, and pain specialists for comprehensive care.
Ongoing training in the latest techniques and technologies in spine surgery and pain management.

Our Treatment Process

Minimally invasive discectomy involves removing damaged or herniated discs in the cervical or lumbar spine to alleviate nerve compression and reduce pain. The procedure is performed through small incisions with the aid of advanced imaging techniques, ensuring minimal disruption to surrounding tissues. Recovery is typically faster compared to traditional surgery, allowing patients to return to normal activities more quickly.

Preoperative Evaluation

A thorough assessment of the patient's medical history, imaging results, and symptoms to determine the need for surgery.

The Procedure

Small incisions are made, and specialized instruments are used to remove the problematic disc material, guided by imaging for precision.

Postoperative Care

Pain management, physical therapy, and gradual activity resumption are key to recovery, with follow-up visits to monitor progress.

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