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Understanding your options
Spine surgery is a medical procedure performed to treat various spinal conditions, ranging from herniated discs to spinal deformities and spinal tumors. The treatment approach depends on the specific condition, its severity, overall health, and other individual factors.
Before surgery, patients typically undergo a thorough evaluation, including imaging tests and consultations with specialists.
In many cases, conservative treatments such as medication, physical therapy, and injections are considered before surgery.
Procedure options
Every procedure is recommended only after a detailed assessment of the condition, symptoms, scans, and treatment goals.
This procedure involves removing a portion of a herniated or bulging disc that is pressing on a nerve root or spinal cord, causing pain or neurological symptoms. It can be performed using open surgery or minimally invasive techniques such as microdiscectomy.
Fusion may be considered to stabilise selected parts of the spine when movement between vertebrae is contributing to symptoms or instability.
A laminectomy removes part of the bony covering of the spinal canal to create more room for the spinal cord or nerves in selected cases.
These procedures may be considered for certain vertebral compression fractures to help stabilise the affected bone.
In selected patients, an artificial disc may be used to replace a damaged disc while aiming to preserve motion at that spinal level.
Procedure guide
Explore the procedures commonly considered for different spinal conditions. The appropriate treatment is always determined by an individual specialist assessment.
Spinal fusion may be used to stabilise selected parts of the spine when instability or painful movement between vertebrae is a contributing concern.
A laminectomy removes part of the bony covering of the spinal canal to create additional space for spinal nerves in selected cases.
These procedures may be considered for certain vertebral compression fractures to help stabilise the affected bone.
For selected patients, an artificial disc may be used to replace a damaged disc while aiming to preserve movement at that spinal level.
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