Spine Surgery PROCEDURE

Spinal Tumor Surgery

Surgical removal of benign or malignant tumors located within or surrounding the spinal cord and spinal column.

Symptoms & Indications

You may need this procedure if you are experiencing symptoms such as:

  • ✓ Back pain that worsens at night
  • ✓ Loss of sensation or muscle weakness in legs or arms
  • ✓ Difficulty walking
  • ✓ Loss of bowel or bladder function

The Surgical Procedure: Step-by-Step

1

Advanced imaging ensures precise localization.

2

A laminectomy (removal of the back part of the vertebra) is often performed to access the spinal cord.

3

The tumor is carefully resected using microsurgical techniques and continuous nerve monitoring.

4

Spinal fusion may be required if the bone structure is compromised.

Recovery & Aftercare

Depends significantly on tumor type and neurological status before surgery. Rehabilitation is usually essential.

Risks & Considerations

Neurological deficit, infection, spinal fluid leak, and spinal instability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Call Now Book Appt