Procedure
Cervical Spine Surgery
Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF), disc replacement, and posterior cervical procedures for degenerative and traumatic conditions.
Who it helps
Considered for patients with...
- Pain that radiates into the limbs with confirmed imaging findings.
- Symptoms persisting after a structured trial of conservative care.
- Functional limitation — difficulty walking, working, or sleeping.
- Specific anatomical findings on MRI that match the clinical picture.
In practice
See this procedure, as performed.
ACDF for a herniated cervical disc
Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion — removing a degenerated disc in the neck relieves pressure on the nerve and stabilizes the spine, restoring pain-free movement.
Craniovertebral junction decompression
A compressed spinal cord at the craniovertebral junction can take away strength, balance, and independence. C1 arch decompression, foramen magnum decompression, and occipito-C2 fusion achieved complete neural decompression with stable fixation.
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