Spinal Fusion Surgery in Indore
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About Spinal Fusion Surgery in Indore
Spinal fusion, a transformative surgical procedure expertly conducted by Dr. Ameya Rangnekar, aims at stabilizing and fusing vertebrae to address a spectrum of spinal conditions. By joining adjacent vertebrae using bone grafts or synthetic materials, this procedure effectively alleviates symptoms of degenerative disc disease, herniated discs, spinal deformities, and instability.
Benefits of Spinal Fusion
- Alleviates chronic pain associated with spinal conditions.
- Restores spinal stability and alignment.
- Prevents further progression of degenerative spine diseases.
- Improves mobility and quality of life.
- Enhances overall spinal health and functionality.
Symptoms Addressed by Spinal Fusion
- Persistent discomfort despite conservative treatments.
- Difficulty walking or performing daily activities.
- Loss of spinal flexibility and range of motion.
- Numbness, weakness, or tingling in limbs.
- Chronic back or neck pain.
Procedure
Preoperative Evaluation: Dr. Rangnekar conducts a thorough
assessment to tailor the surgical approach according to the
patient’s unique condition and overall health.
Surgical Techniques: Employing advanced techniques,
including anterior, posterior, or lateral approaches, Dr.
Rangnekar utilizes bone grafts and implants to fuse
vertebrae, ensuring long-term stability.Recovery Process:
Post-surgery, patients undergo a personalized recovery plan,
including physical therapy and rehabilitation, to regain strength,
flexibility, and functionality gradually.
Conditions Treated with Spinal Fusion
- Degenerative Disc Disease
- Herniated Discs
- Spinal Deformities
- Spinal Instability
F&Q
Spinal fusion surgery is when two or more vertebrae are fused so that they cannot
move independently of one another, which is beneficial for treating cases where the spine is unstable, there are herniated disks, or the structure of the spine is uneven.
Spinal fusion surgery is advisable in different cases of spine complications,
which may involve degenerative disc disease, spinal fractures, scoliosis,
and chronic back pain that has not responded to non-operative treatments,
with the purpose of stabilizing the spine so as to ease the pain.
In spinal fusion, the usual procedure involves cutting out a hurt or diseased disk or bone, putting a bone graft between vertebrae and fixing them using screws, rods or plates too. With time, that bone graft may integrate with the bone in place, building one stiff structure.
It varies, but patients typically need a few weeks to a few months before they fully recover. Strengthening exercises through physiotherapy are usually included in the treatment process so that one regains his/her strength as well as movements. Initially, some such recovery activities may be restricted otherwise; recovering persons should only gradually go back into the normal kind of life they had before such operation or before going through similar pains-But beneath this massive
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