Spine Restoration Surgery

Spine restoration surgery aims to repair and restore spinal function following injury, degeneration or deformity. Using advanced surgical techniques, Mr. Irfan Malik focus on rebuilding and stabilising the spine to improve patient mobility, reduce pain and enhance overall quality of life.

Spine Restoration Surgery

Quick Facts

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Minimally invasive procedure, small incisions.

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Reduce trauma to surrounding tissues.

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Shorter surgery time, faster recover.

Overview

Spine restoration surgery is performed to address spinal deformities, injuries or degenerative conditions that have compromised the structure or function of the spine. Conditions like scoliosis, kyphosis, or spinal fractures may require surgical intervention to restore alignment and stability.

Key Benefits of Spine Restoration Surgery

  1. Minimally invasive approach whenever possible, our surgeons utilize minimally invasive methods to correct spinal deformities or repair damaged vertebrae. This reduces the impact on surrounding muscles and tissues, leading to less post operative pain.
  2. Smaller scar and quicker recovery.
  3. Reduced risk of infection.
Key Benefits of Spine Restoration Surgery

Related Conditions

  1. Slipped discs
  2. Spinal stenosis
  3. Herniated discs
  4. Spondylolisthesis
  5. Spinal fractures
  6. Spinal tumors

Indications of Spine Restoration Surgery

Spine restoration surgery is recommended for patients experiencing spinal instability, deformity or damage that cannot be corrected through non-surgical methods. Common conditions that may require surgical restoration include:

  1. Scoliosis or abnormal spinal curvature. 
  2. Vertebral fracture or trauma.
  3. Advanced degenerative disc disease.
  4. Severe spinal misalignment or instability.

Pre Procedure

Before surgery, patients maybe advised to undergo imaging tests such as x-ray, CT scans or MRIs to fully assess the condition of the spine. It is important to stop smoking, maintain a healthy weight, and follow your pre-operative instructions to reduce risks and improve recovery outcomes. Any necessary medications, such as blood thinners, should be adjusted under medical supervision prior to surgery.

Procedure

The specific procedure for spine restoration will depend on the underlying condition. Techniques may include spinal fusion to stabilize the spine, vertebral body replacement or corrective osteotomies to realign the spine. Minimally invasive tools and imaging guidance help ensure precision throughout the surgery, minimizing disruption to surrounding tissues. In severe cases, metal implants such as rods, screws or cages may be used to support spinal stability during healing.

Post Procedure

Following spine restoration surgery, patients typically remain in the hospital for a few days to monitor recovery and pain management. Physical therapy is a crucial component of rehabilitation, helping patients regain strength, mobility and spinal flexibility. Avoiding heavy lifting, bending or twisting is crucial during the first few weeks of recovery, and follow up appointments will be scheduled to track progress and ensure the spine is healing properly.

Risks of Spine Restoration Surgery

Risks and Complications

  1. Infection
  2. Nerve damage 
  3. Blood clots
  4. Spinal instability
  5. Implant failure or movement
  6. Need for revision surgery
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