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Dr. Ameya Rangnekar is that meticulous surgeon who insures that he carries out Anterior Cervical Discectomy & Fusion (ACDF) in an attempt to manage issues in the neck hence restoring the spinal stability. It is amazing and insightful to have such intervention where herniated discs, main disc diseases or cervical spine fractures are decompressed and fused accurately. Through Dr Ameya’s level of expertise, patients are in a position where they can experience reduced pain and good mobililty.
Improved Neurological Function: Decompression of spinal nerves during ACDF leads to improved neurological function, alleviating symptoms such as numbness, weakness, and tingling in the arms and hands.
Enhanced Quality of Life: The comprehensive benefits of ACDF extend beyond physical relief, significantly enhancing patients’ quality of life by restoring mobility, reducing dependency on pain medications, and promoting overall well-being.
ACDF is a surgical procedure aimed at relieving symptoms of cervical spine disorders, such as herniated discs and degenerative disc disease, by removing damaged disc material and stabilizing the spine using bone grafts and implants.
ACDF is recommended for individuals experiencing chronic neck pain, arm pain, or neurological symptoms resulting from cervical spine conditions that haven’t responded to conservative treatments. It aims to alleviate pain, restore spinal stability, and improve neurological function.
During ACDF, Dr. Rangnekar accesses the cervical spine through an anterior approach, removes the damaged disc material, and stabilizes the spine using bone grafts and implants. This facilitates fusion and restores spinal alignment and function.
Recovery from ACDF involves a period of rest followed by gradual rehabilitation, including physical therapy and activity modification. Patients work closely with Dr. Rangnekar to ensure optimal healing and long-term success of the procedure.