Cervical Spine Surgery

Overview

Cervical spine surgery treats conditions affecting the neck region of the spine. These procedures address disc herniations, spinal stenosis, myelopathy, and cervical spine deformities using advanced surgical techniques.

Cervical spine surgery includes ACDF, cervical disc replacement, laminoplasty, and posterior fusion. Treatment selection depends on pathology location and patient factors.

Key Benefits

• Relief from cervical radiculopathy and myelopathy
• Prevention of spinal cord compression
• Restoration of cervical spine alignment
• Preservation of neck motion when possible
• Minimally invasive surgical options

Treatment Process

1. 1

   Detailed cervical spine imaging and evaluation

2. 2

   Neurological assessment and testing

3. 3

   Surgical approach planning (anterior/posterior)

4. 4

   Cervical spine decompression and/or fusion

5. 5

   Post-operative neurological monitoring

6. 6

   Progressive rehabilitation and recovery

Treated Conditions