Cervical Spine Surgery
Surgical treatment on the neck to relieve pressure on the spinal cord or nerves
What is Cervical Spine Surgery?
Surgery on the neck part of the spine to relieve pressure on the spinal cord or nerves.
After Surgery Results
Who Needs This Surgery?
- Patients with severe neck pain
- Pain spreading to arms
- Tingling or weakness in hands
- Walking imbalance due to spinal cord pressure
How is it Performed?
ACDF (Fusion)
Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion to remove a damaged disc and fuse vertebrae.
Artificial Disc Replacement
Replaces the damaged disc with an artificial one to maintain motion.
Anterior Approach
Procedure typically performed through the front of the neck for better access.
Benefits
- Quick relief from neck and arm pain
- Better grip and hand function
- Protection of the spinal cord
Risks & Recovery
Potential Risks
- Swallowing difficulty (temporary in most cases)
- Hoarseness (usually resolves)
- Nerve weakness (rare)
Recovery Timeline
- Hospital stay of 2–3 days
- Return to office work in 3–4 weeks
Why Choose Spineverse?
Cutting-edge technology ensures effective cervical spine surgery with precision. Dr. Varun Khanna's expertise provides personalized treatment plans.
- Board-certified specialists
- State-of-the-art facilities
- Personalized care plans
- Advanced surgical techniques
Patient Success Stories
"My neck pain is gone, and I can move my arms freely. Thank you, Dr. Khanna!"
- Neha M., 42
"Cervical surgery improved my hand strength. Spineverse was fantastic!"
- Vikram S., 48