Herniated Disc Surgery


Back Surgery for A Herniated Disc

For those suffering from neck and or back pain, paraesthesia, progressive numbness, weakness, and muscle atrophy, the main cause may be a herniated or bulging disc in the spine.  Whilst the majority of patients will experience some degree of relief, or a complete recovery, using only conservative treatments such as medications, physical therapy, and rest, others may require herniated disc surgery to prevent permanent and debilitating nerve damage.  There are various forms of back surgery, not all of which are appropriate for those suffering from disc herniation.  The choice of a particular procedure will depend on surgical guidelines, other factors, such as multiple herniation or spinal curvature, the general health of a patient, and the availability of experienced medical professionals to conduct the operation.

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Herniated Disc Surgery

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Type of Surgery Description Link
Discectomy Compressed nerve & disc bulges Herniated Disc Discectomy
Minimally Invasive Disc Surgery Microdiscectomy Minimally Invasive Disc Surgery
Laminectomy With or without a fusion Herniated Disc Laminectomy
Laminotomy Laminotomy, Laminoplasty, and Foraminotomy Herniated Disc Laminotomy
Artificial Disc Replacement The Bryan by Medtronic Artificial Disc Replacement Surgery
X-Stop and TLIF Spinal Implants X-Stop Spine Surgery