Atasam Hospital’s Spine Surgery Department specializes in providing advanced vertebra, cervical, and lumbar disc surgery services. Utilizing the latest technologies, we aim to diagnose, treat, and manage spinal conditions, reducing pain, enhancing mobility, and improving the quality of life for our patients.

Vertebra Surgery

Vertebra surgery addresses various spinal issues, including fractures, degenerative disc diseases, spinal tumors, and infections.

Key Surgical Methods:

• Spinal Fusion: This procedure stabilizes the spine by fusing two or more vertebrae.
• Vertebroplasty/Kyphoplasty: These techniques involve injecting bone cement to treat spinal fractures.

Cervical Disc Surgery

Cervical disc surgery focuses on treating disc problems in the neck area. The cervical spine comprises seven vertebrae, and issues here can cause neck pain, arm numbness, and weakness.

Key Surgical Methods:

• Cervical Discectomy: Removal of the problematic disc.
• Cervical Fusion: Fusing vertebrae post-discectomy.
• Artificial Disc Replacement: Replacing the damaged disc with an artificial one.

Lumbar Disc Surgery

Lumbar disc surgery addresses issues in the lower back. The lumbar spine has five vertebrae, and problems here can cause lower back pain, leg numbness, and weakness.

Key Surgical Methods:

• Lumbar Discectomy: Removal of herniated discs.
• Lumbar Fusion: Fusing vertebrae post-discectomy.
• Microdiscectomy: Minimally invasive removal of herniated discs.

Surgical Process and Postoperative Care

Diagnosis and Evaluation:

• Clinical Examination: Assessing patient complaints and medical history.
• Imaging Techniques: Using MRI, CT, and X-rays to identify problematic areas.

Surgical Intervention:

• Patient-Specific Planning: Tailoring the surgical approach to each patient’s condition.
• Surgical Execution: Performing the operation using advanced techniques by skilled surgeons.

Postoperative Care:

• Rehabilitation: Implementing physical therapy and rehabilitation programs to expedite recovery.
• Follow-Up and Monitoring: Conducting regular check-ups to monitor patient progress and plan necessary treatments.

Advantages and Risks

Advantages:

• Pain Reduction: Significantly decreases chronic pain.
• Improved Mobility: Enhances patients’ mobility and quality of life.
• Technological Support: Advanced surgical techniques and technologies ensure quicker recovery.

Risks:

• Infection: Risk of infection in surgical procedures.
• Bleeding: Risk of bleeding during or after surgery.
• Nerve Damage: Potential for nerve damage in spinal surgeries.

Conclusion

Atasam Hospital’s Spine Surgery Department is committed to providing top-tier healthcare using the latest techniques for treating vertebra, cervical, and lumbar disc issues. Our expert team, utilizing personalized treatment plans and a multidisciplinary approach, helps patients achieve optimal health and improved quality of life.