If you are considering the possible benefits and risks of cervical spine surgery for yourself or a loved one, you are probably looking for information about the success... Dr. Eshghi in Shiraz can provide you with Necessary information about the complications of cervical spine surgery or the chances of recovery after cervical spine surgery.... The cervical spine is made up of seven bones called cervical vertebrae, which form the neck region by being placed together.... Cervical discs are like cushions between the neck vertebrae ** They act as neck vertebrae and make the neck move freely and with the help of the impact part.... the tunnel... the protection for its section has the upper part of the spinal cord.... This part of the spinal cord contains the spinal nerves that allow movement and sensation in the upper part of the body... Sometimes your orthopedic specialist may suggest cervical spine surgery to free the motor nerves.** Symptoms of cervical spine injury Pain in the back, neck, or arm can be a sign of cervical spine syndrome or C-spine syndrome in short. Usually, acute injuries in the cervical spine are different from chronic injuries in this area. Acute injuries in the cervical spine are usually caused by injuries caused by excessive and sudden injuries. Acute injuries in the cervical spine are the result of unusual pressure, caused by heavy physical activity or exposure to wind. Cervical spine is an acute herniation of the spinal disc (disc prolapse) in which the inner part of the disc protrudes from the central core of the disc and compresses the brachial nerves, brachial nerves, spinal cord. It is usually a symptom of cervical spine syndrome. It spreads to the arms and hands, but also to the head, causing severe headache, dizziness, visual impairment, and tinnitus. Cold, tingling or even symptoms of paralysis... There are different types of cervical spine syndrome.. Depending on the degree of pain, doctors divide the problem into "high", "middle" or "low" cervical spine syndrome: ### Upper cervical spine syndrome Upper cervical spine syndrome often causes pain to radiate to the back of the head and sometimes even to the ears and forehead area.... Changes in the joints of the vertebrae are also an effective factor in the occurrence of this problem.... The term vertebral arthritis refers to degenerative changes in the joints between the vertebrae.... Read more: ### Middle cervical spine syndrome In the middle cervical spine syndrome, the pain usually radiates to the shoulder blades and the back of the shoulder... In this case, there is probably nerve function and symptoms in the arms... In addition to pain in the arms, there is a possibility of numbness or even paralysis in the arm... ### Lower cervical spine syndrome Like upper cervical spine syndrome, cervical spine syndrome also causes problems in the arm... In addition to pain in the arm, the characteristic of this category is that this pain extends to the entire hand, and the corresponding nerve root in the cervical spine can be determined based on the location of the pain... Cervical spine surgery As the space between the vertebrae narrows, part of the cervical vertebrae or disc puts pressure on the spinal cord or spinal nerves, causing pain, numbness, or weakness. If non-surgical treatment methods are not effective in relieving symptoms, disc surgery may be recommended. - entrapment or entrapment of a nerve/spinal cord (surgery to relieve pressure) - Instability of the spine (fusion surgery) These two methods are often combined, because surgery to decompress the nerve may cause instability of the spine, and fusion will be needed to increase stability of the spine... Sometimes tools such as a small plate are used to help stabilize the structure of the spine... Types of cervical spine surgery... The purpose of cervical spine surgery is to treat a wide range of conditions that affect the cervical spine (neck area). Vertebrae is formed and its role is to support the head and allow the neck to move.. Some of the common conditions for which cervical spine surgery is performed are: herniated bony discs, knee disc diseases, demyelinated disc diseases, herniated knee disc, intervertebral disc diseases, demyelinated spine. Cervical spine surgery usually, if it is not effective, non-surgical treatments such as drug therapy, physiotherapy and rest are recommended.... There are different types of cervical spine surgery depending on the type of complication and its severity.... In this article, we discuss some of the most common types of cervical spine surgery.... ### Cervical disc replacement surgery Cervical disc replacement surgery is a relatively new procedure in which a damaged or diseased disc in the cervical spine is replaced with an artificial disc. The goal of this surgery is to maintain mobility in the spine while supporting the neck and providing stability. This type of surgery is usually recommended for patients with single-level cervical disc degeneration... ### Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) is a common surgery to treat diseases such as disc herniation, spinal stenosis, and degenerative disc disease in the cervical spine. In these surgeries, the damaged cervical disc is removed and two adjacent vertebrae are welded together to stabilize the spine. ### Posterior neck fusion surgery Posterior cervical fusion surgery is another type of cervical spine surgery that is performed with the aim of stabilizing the neck... This procedure is usually performed for complications such as fracture or dislocation of the cervical spine. Medical until the neck recovers... ### Laminoplasty Laminoplasty is a minimally invasive surgery on the spine in the neck area that is performed to treat diseases such as spinal stenosis. During this operation, an incision is made at the back of the neck and a small valve is created in the lamina (bony arch covering the spinal cord). Then the surgeon uses spinal tools to create more space for spinal manipulation. Cervical... patient recovery in a shorter time.... Of course, this operation is not suitable for all patients, and the surgeon must check the patient's condition before recommending this operation. Replacing a damaged disc with artificial disc is another type of cervical spine surgery in which an artificial disc replaces a damaged or diseased disc in the neck.. This is similar to cervical disc replacement surgery, but instead of the vertebrae being fused together, the artificial disc is placed right where the disc was removed.. Currently, the trend is more towards artificial disc replacement surgery than disc replacement.. surgeries.. but this type of surgery is suitable for all patients.. Evaluation slow.... before cervical spine surgery 1....the doctor recommends pre-anesthesia examinations....2....the patient's medical history is reviewed....the doctor must be aware of the patient's medications....3....in some cases the patient must stop taking blood thinners such as aspirin....4....the patient must not smoke before and for some time after the operation....5....the patient must not eat or drink anything before the surgery...the estimated costs and insurance issues are explained to the patient...what happens Column surgery day Cervical vertebrae?.. 1.... On the day of the operation, the patient must sign a consent form before being admitted to the hospital.... 2.... The patient wears a hospital gown and removes all jewelry.... 3.... One of the nursing staff shaves the neck hair.... 4... The patient's last meal is recorded.... The patient must eat the antibiotic given to him, check the heart rate after 5 sips of water, and check the patient after breathing. Slow.... .. room... OT is transferred.... What happens during cervical spine surgery 1....the patient lies on the bed in the operating room....2....before the operation, the medical team places an intravenous line in the patient's arm to inject fluids, drugs and anesthetic....3....then the patient is anesthetized with general anesthesia....4....in some cases, a tube is placed in the patient's throat to protect the airway and improve breathing....6....the surgical site is then cleaned with an antiseptic cleaning solution....7.... Finally, the surgeon makes the necessary incision and performs the surgery.... 8... After the surgery, the surgeon closes the incisions with stitches and bandages the wound... Read more: Neck physiotherapy in Shiraz ### Summary Cervical spine surgery is a complex operation that requires careful examination and evaluation by a surgeon or orthopedic specialist. Depending on the conditions of a specific complication and its severity, the appropriate method for each patient is selected from among the types of cervical spine surgeries. Disc replacement is one of these surgeries. Each type of surgery has its own benefits and risks, and the surgeon must carefully examine the patient's condition before recommending the most appropriate method. Patients should discuss possible treatment options with their surgeon and ask their questions before surgery. Is the article helpful? Give a star rating Registration score Average score 0 / 5... Number of points: 0 No points have been registered yet. Be the first