Spine Surgery
When you’re struggling with severe discomfort, it may be time to consider orthopedic surgery to help you overcome injuries that won’t heal on their own.
Orthopedic surgery provides various treatment options to help with medical conditions that require a more intensive treatment approach.
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Procedure Overview
What Spine Surgery Is
The goal of orthopedic surgery is to help patients overcome severe discomfort, injuries that won’t heal on their own, and to provide intensive treatment options for chronic, urgent, or congenital musculoskeletal conditions.
Treatment Description
Orthopedic surgery provides a solution for injuries that do not heal on their own, offering relief from severe discomfort. It focuses on diagnosing, treating, preventing, and rehabilitating conditions and injuries related to the musculoskeletal system.
What It Includes
Orthopedic surgery can include various treatment options Orthopedic surgery covers a range of treatment options for chronic conditions, urgent injuries, and congenital issues that need specialized care. This includes procedures such as joint replacements, fracture repairs, and treatments for severe pain and mobility issues tailored to each patient’s specific requirements or chronic issues, urgent injuries, and congenital conditions that require intensive care. This encompasses joint replacements, fracture repairs, and treatments for severe pain and mobility issues based on individual needs.
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Common types of spinal surgical procedures include
Some common types of spinal surgical procedures include:
Laminectomy
Laminectomy Total knee replacement surgery is most commonly performed to help reduce severe pain often caused by osteoarthritis. This is for individuals who have difficulty walking, standing, climbing stairs, and other activities that require knee flexibility. Knee replacement surgery is usually recommended when more conservative approaches don’t completely work. Intermediate treatments include steroid injections, physiotherapy, and other non-invasive treatments. Total knee replacement involves removing damaged bone or cartilage from the kneecap, shin, and thigh. The joint is then replaced with a prosthetic comprised of high-grade plastics, polymers, and metal alloys.
Discectomy
Discectomy Total knee replacement surgery is most commonly performed to help reduce severe pain often caused by osteoarthritis. This is for individuals who have difficulty walking, standing, climbing stairs, and other activities that require knee flexibility. Knee replacement surgery is usually recommended when more conservative approaches don’t completely work. Intermediate treatments include steroid injections, physiotherapy, and other non-invasive treatments. Total knee replacement involves removing damaged bone or cartilage from the kneecap, shin, and thigh. The joint is then replaced with a prosthetic comprised of high-grade plastics, polymers, and metal alloys.
Disc Replacement
Disc Replacement Total knee replacement surgery is most commonly performed to help reduce severe pain often caused by osteoarthritis. This is for individuals who have difficulty walking, standing, climbing stairs, and other activities that require knee flexibility. Knee replacement surgery is usually recommended when more conservative approaches don’t completely work. Intermediate treatments include steroid injections, physiotherapy, and other non-invasive treatments. Total knee replacement involves removing damaged bone or cartilage from the kneecap, shin, and thigh. The joint is then replaced with a prosthetic comprised of high-grade plastics, polymers, and metal alloys.
Spinal Fusion
Spinal Fusion Total knee replacement surgery is most commonly performed to help reduce severe pain often caused by osteoarthritis. This is for individuals who have difficulty walking, standing, climbing stairs, and other activities that require knee flexibility. Knee replacement surgery is usually recommended when more conservative approaches don’t completely work. Intermediate treatments include steroid injections, physiotherapy, and other non-invasive treatments. Total knee replacement involves removing damaged bone or cartilage from the kneecap, shin, and thigh. The joint is then replaced with a prosthetic comprised of high-grade plastics, polymers, and metal alloys.
Kyphoplasty
Kyphoplasty Total knee replacement surgery is most commonly performed to help reduce severe pain often caused by osteoarthritis. This is for individuals who have difficulty walking, standing, climbing stairs, and other activities that require knee flexibility. Knee replacement surgery is usually recommended when more conservative approaches don’t completely work. Intermediate treatments include steroid injections, physiotherapy, and other non-invasive treatments. Total knee replacement involves removing damaged bone or cartilage from the kneecap, shin, and thigh. The joint is then replaced with a prosthetic comprised of high-grade plastics, polymers, and metal alloys.
Foraminotomy
Foraminotomy Total knee replacement surgery is most commonly performed to help reduce severe pain often caused by osteoarthritis. This is for individuals who have difficulty walking, standing, climbing stairs, and other activities that require knee flexibility. Knee replacement surgery is usually recommended when more conservative approaches don’t completely work. Intermediate treatments include steroid injections, physiotherapy, and other non-invasive treatments. Total knee replacement involves removing damaged bone or cartilage from the kneecap, shin, and thigh. The joint is then replaced with a prosthetic comprised of high-grade plastics, polymers, and metal alloys.
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What Conditions Are Treated With Neurosurgery?
Although many people associate neurosurgeons with neurological conditions, these medical professionals have extensive expertise in treating various disorders affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves, blood vessels, or skull.
The following is not an exhaustive list of the medical conditions that neurosurgeons diagnose and treat, but it is a good starting point to better understand their area of expertise.
Spine Disorders
Neurosurgeons deal with both minimally invasive and complex surgeries that treat a wide range of deformities related to:
Traumatic Injuries
Some traumatic injuries that may occur following an accident include:
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick and helpful answers to common inquiries.
What Is A Spine Doctor?
A spine doctor provides non-surgical and surgical treatment for neurological disorders that affect the brain, spinal cord, nervous system, and musculoskeletal system. Most spine surgeons are neurosurgeons or orthopedic surgeons trained in spinal afflictions.
Unlike an orthopedic spine doctor, a neurosurgeon’s practice does not include treating musculoskeletal and joint problems. Similarly, orthopedic surgeons do not deal with surgical treatments for brain tumors, aneurysms, or epilepsy.
To summarize, a spine doctor will treat any spinal column and nervous system disorder.
What Kind of Surgery Does a Neurosurgeon Do?
Neurosurgeons, also known as brain surgeons, specialize in treating and managing medical conditions that affect the brain, central nervous system, and spine. A neurosurgeon is highly involved in diagnosing, treating, and preventing brain, spine, and nerve disorders. Also, they help with rehabilitation after spine surgery.
How Long Will I Spend in the Hospital for My Neurosurgical Procedure?
The average time you spend in the hospital after surgery is 3 to 10 days, depending on your diagnosis and surgery. Also, it depends on how fast your body recovers after such procedures. However, for some procedures such as high-intensity focused ultrasound, you may be able to go home on the same day.
How Do I Prepare For Spine Surgery?
Before having a spine surgery procedure, you need to pass an initial assessment to help the surgeon decide whether you are fit for surgery. This assessment includes different tests such as ECG to check the heart, blood tests to check if your kidneys are working correctly, MRI and X-rays scans. Your resistance to anesthetics is also checked. At this preparation stage, the surgeon will answer all questions related to the surgery you might have.
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