Cervical disc herniation is one of the most common spinal disorders, often causing severe pain in the neck and arms. If left untreated, it may progress to serious complications. The cervical disc naturally functions as a cushion between vertebrae to absorb shocks and allow smooth movement. However, when a disc slips or protrudes, it exerts pressure on the surrounding nerves — a condition that requires precise medical intervention.
Razor-Sharp Precision Through Microscopic Surgery
The surgical microscope represents one of the most advanced, safe, and effective techniques for cervical disc removal. It provides a clear and magnified view of the nerves, discs, and surrounding tissues, allowing the surgeon to remove the herniated disc with extreme accuracy. This minimizes complications and significantly shortens recovery time.
Decades of Expertise in Microscopic Spine Surgery
Dr. Mohamed Nawar utilizes the latest globally available surgical microscopes and microsurgical instruments. With over 20 years of experience in microscopic spine surgeries, he is recognized as one of the most skilled and precise surgeons in this field, ensuring patients achieve the highest levels of safety and success.
Early detection is key to preventing complications. The symptoms may vary in severity but often include:
In rare cases, pressure on the spinal cord may occur, leading to partial or complete loss of movement in the limbs, difficulty controlling bladder or bowel function, or loss of sensation throughout the body.
Diagnosis involves a thorough assessment of symptoms, detailed physical examination, and analysis of imaging results, such as MRI, CT scans, and X-rays.
Microscopic cervical disc removal is recommended in cases of large disc herniations causing significant spinal cord compression or persistent arm pain that does not respond to conservative treatment for at least three months.
Not necessarily. It is important to distinguish between a natural disc protrusion and a pathological one. A natural herniation is a minor bulge that occurs with aging and usually causes no nerve compression. A pathological herniation, however, significantly presses on the nerves and typically requires surgical intervention.
Several medical conditions can present similar symptoms, such as shoulder joint disorders, muscle inflammation, nerve inflammation, spinal arthritis, autoimmune diseases, or arm nerve compression syndromes. Therefore, it is essential to consult a spine surgery specialist for accurate diagnosis and proper treatment planning. Note: Minimally invasive pain interventions can offer temporary pain relief but do not treat the root cause.
If you suffer from neck or arm pain, don’t hesitate to consult Dr. Mohamed Nawar, an expert in advanced microscopic spine surgeries, for accurate evaluation and personalized treatment.
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If you experience any symptoms of cervical disc herniation, consult your doctor immediately to determine the underlying cause and develop an appropriate treatment plan.
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