Spine Procedures
Cervical disc herniations are frequently treated with a cervical fusion.
A laminoplasty can give the spinal cord more space without the removal of the lamina.
Advances in technology make spinal surgery safer, more effective and less painful with faster recovery times.
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An anterior fusion can be a simple and less painful approach to stabilizing the spine.
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The use of instrumentation can lead to a more rapid fusion and recovery
Cervical stenosis can be treated with a laminectomy to give the spinal cord more space.
A laminotomy can be used to remove a bone spur from a nerve root with out removing the entire lamina.
If the spine is unstable and painful a fusion can add stability and remove the pain.
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Removing the lamina can give the spinal cord more space.
Fusions can be achieved without the use on metal rods and screws.
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