Spinal surgery

Spinal surgery - lumbar
Definition:
Lumbar spinal surgery is used to correct problems with the spinal bones (vertebrae), disks, or nerves of the lower back (lumbar spine).
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- Spinal surgery: Should you have a back operation? Sometimes the problem is so serious that a back operation is necessary. But, if at all possible, try to avoid having one.
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SITEtrac spinal surgery system Reusable system indicated for performance of minimally invasive nerve root decompression; system includes tubular dilators, retractors, and high-resolution endoscope. Mfg: Clarus Medical Systems. Inc.
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If you have a history of spinal surgery, check with your surgeon before consulting a chiropractor.
Manipulation of the neck may be hazardous if you've had a stroke or you have a history of vascular disease.
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Hospitalization, traction, or spinal surgery should only be considered if nerve damage is present or the condition fails to heal after a prolonged period.
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When the scoliosis is severe or getting worse quickly, it may be necessary for a spinal brace to be worn to prevent further curvature developing or to have spinal surgery.
This article was last medically reviewed by Dr Rob Hicks in December 2005.
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These are especially useful for testing younger, uncooperative, or non-communicative patients, especially the auditory and visual pathways of infants. These studies are also done during various surgical procedures, such as spinal surgery, ...
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