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Laminoplasty Surgery in India

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Minimally invasive Spine Laminoplasty

Cervical laminoplasty or spinal laminoplasty is performed to decompress, or remove the pressure, from a spinal cord that is compressed by the buildup of bone spurs, discs or ligaments in the cervical spine.

It is commonly performed for patients who have cervical myelopathy. A cervical myelopathy is a compressed spinal cord which may lead to various symptoms, including clumsiness of the arms, imbalance walking, numbness or weakness, etc. The laminoplasty is usually done in patients who have spinal cord compression arising from multiple different spinal levels

Spine Laminoplasty in India

To perform a spine laminoplasty first the doctor will make an incision on the back of the neck. The muscles are then retracted to allow for access to the spine. At each level requiring surgery, an “opening” is created on one side of the lamina. On the other side of the lamina, a “hinge” is created by thinning the bone but not removing it completely. This then allows us to “open” the lamina by lifting up on the open side. The procedure thus increases the space available for the spinal cord to pass through. In order to insure that the space created by repositioning the lamina remains open, we may use “mini-plates” of titanium or bone to hold the opening in position.

Advantages of undergoing cervical laminoplasty in India

Laminoplasty is not suitable for all patients. Doctors in India would assess the use of Minimally Invasive Spine Procedures where ever they may be appropriate. Indian doctors have good experience in the area of cervical disease treatment.

The major advantage of laminoplasty over other non-fusion alternatives is that laminoplasty better preserves the normal alignment of the neck. This may have benefits over time in terms of preventing recurring compression on the spinal cord or the development of abnormal neck curvature.

In general, after the surgery most patients can expect to regain :
• Some spinal cord function.
• Improvement in their hand function and walking/balancing capabilities.
• Surgery is very effective in reducing the pain in the arms and shoulders caused by nerve compression. However, some neck pain may persist.
• Decreased numbness in the hands (if there was a lot of numbness prior to the surgery, it probably won’t go away completely).

Laminoplasty Surgery in India

The spinal cord and nerve roots in the neck are surrounded and protected by the cervical vertebrae. These bones have an opening called the spinal canal through which the spinal cord passes. Ligaments and blood vessels are also present in the spinal canal. The nerve roots start at the spinal cord and pass through an opening between the vertebrae called the intervertebral foramen (or neural foramen). From there, they extend to other parts of the body.

Spinal stenosis is a condition where there is narrowing of the spinal canal and often the neural foramen that causes compression of the spinal cord and/or nerve roots. This narrowing is caused by numerous factors including bone spurs, degeneration of the inter-vertebral disks and facet joints, and thickening of the ligaments. Among the symptoms spinal stenosis can produce are pain and/or numbness in the arms, clumsiness of the hands, and gait disturbances.

Laminoplasty is a procedure intended to relieve pressure on the spinal cord while maintaining the stabilizing effects of the posterior elements of the vertebrae.

The laminoplasty procedure involves “hinging” one side of the posterior elements of the spine and cutting the other side to form a “door”. The door is then opened and held in place with wedges. By relieving pressure on the spinal cord it is the goal of laminaplasty to stop the progression of damage to the spinal cord and allow for as much recovery of function as possible.

What type of patients need this surgery?

Any patient with the complaint of pain numbness and tingling in one or both upper extremities, and /or disturbance in walking, or loss of control in bowel and bladder for a considerable period of time despite conventional treatment like rest, physical therapy and medications are recommended for this type of procedure.

How is the surgery performed?
This surgery is performed by sedating the patient under general anesthesia and making him lie on his stomach. The head is kept slightly bent with the help of Mayfield clamp to straighten the skin folds on the neck.A midline incision is made on the back of the neck corresponding to the affected spinal segment. The skin is cut open and the muscles are separated to view the involved vertebrae.

The lamina are cut through their thickness longitudinally on one side and grooved on the other side to keep it hinged to the vertebral body. The posterior part of the vertebra is swung open like a door. Small wedges made of bone are placed in the opened space of the door. The door of the vertebrae swings shut, and the wedges stop it from closing all the way. The spinal cord and the nerve roots rest comfortably behind the door. Since this increases the space in the spinal canal, it decompresses the spinal cord with immediate relief of symptoms. Any presence of herniated disc, thickened ligament or facet joint and osteophytes are identified and removed.

After Surgery

If the surgery simply prevents progression of the spinal cord damage (myelopathy) and there is no loss of function due to the surgery, both the patient and surgeon should consider it successful.

Patients will feel some pain after surgery, especially at the incision site. While tingling sensations or numbness is common, and should lessen over time, they should be reported to the doctor. Most patients are encouraged to be up and moving around within a few hours after surgery. After surgery, your doctor will give you instructions on when you can resume your normal daily activities.

Signs of infection like swelling, redness or draining at the incision site, and fever should be checked out by the surgeon immediately. Keep in mind, the amount of time it takes to return to normal activities is different for every patient. Discomfort should decrease a little each day. Most patients will benefit from a postoperative exercise program or supervised physical therapy after surgery. You should ask your doctor about exercises to[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row full_width=”stretch_row” opn_enable_overlay=”off” opn_hide_navigation=”off” bg_type=”bg_color” video_opts=”” multi_color_overlay=”” bg_color_value=”#f9f9f9″][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]

Affordable Cost of Laminoplasty Spine Surgery in India at Best Spinal Surgery Hospitals in India.

Laminoplasty Spine Surgery cost in India: $8400 USD

Note:- Cost of Laminoplasty surgery in india at Best Spinal Surgery Hospitals in India,above include stay in a Private Room for specific number of days where a companion can stay with the patient, surgeon fee, medicines and consumables, nursing care and food for the patient. More accurate treatment cost estimates can be provided if medical reports are emailed to us or after the patient is examined by doctors after arrival in India and medical tests are done.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row full_width=”” parallax=”” parallax_image=”” opn_row_id=”” opn_row_gutter=”” opn_enable_overlay=”off” opn_hide_navigation=”off” bg_type=”” parallax_style=”” bg_image_new=”” layer_image=”” bg_image_repeat=”” bg_image_size=”” bg_cstm_size=”” bg_img_attach=”” parallax_sense=”” bg_image_posiiton=”” animation_direction=”” animation_repeat=”” video_url=”” video_url_2=”” u_video_url=”” video_opts=”” video_poster=”” u_start_time=”” u_stop_time=”” viewport_vdo=”” enable_controls=”” bg_override=”” disable_on_mobile_img_parallax=”” parallax_content=”” parallax_content_sense=”” fadeout_row=”” fadeout_start_effect=”” enable_overlay=”” overlay_color=”” overlay_pattern=”” overlay_pattern_opacity=”” overlay_pattern_size=”” overlay_pattern_attachment=”” multi_color_overlay=”” multi_color_overlay_opacity=”” seperator_enable=”” seperator_type=”” seperator_position=”” seperator_shape_size=”” seperator_svg_height=”” seperator_shape_background=”” seperator_shape_border=”” seperator_shape_border_color=”” seperator_shape_border_width=”” icon_type=”” icon=”” icon_size=”” icon_color=”” icon_style=”” icon_color_bg=”” icon_border_style=”” icon_color_border=”” icon_border_size=”” icon_border_radius=”” icon_border_spacing=”” icon_img=”” img_width=”” ult_hide_row=”” ult_hide_row_large_screen=”” ult_hide_row_desktop=”” ult_hide_row_tablet=”” ult_hide_row_tablet_small=”” ult_hide_row_mobile=”” ult_hide_row_mobile_large=”” el_id=””][vc_column width=”1/1″][ultimate_heading main_heading=”India’s Best Spine Surgeons” main_heading_color=”#003366″ heading_tag=”h2″ sub_heading_color=”#003366″ alignment=”center” spacer=”no_spacer” spacer_position=”top” spacer_img_width=”48″ line_style=”solid” line_height=”1″ line_color=”#333333″ icon_type=”selector” icon_size=”32″ icon_style=”none” icon_color_border=”#333333″ icon_border_size=”1″ icon_border_radius=”500″ icon_border_spacing=”50″ img_width=”48″ line_icon_fixer=”10″ main_heading_font_size=”desktop:35px;” sub_heading_font_size=”desktop:20px;”]The Doctors Other Doctors Trust Most[/ultimate_heading][vc_empty_space height=”20px”][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner el_class=”technology” width=”1/1″][ult_animation_block animation=”fadeInUp” animation_duration=”1″ animation_delay=”1.2″ animation_iteration_count=”1″ opacity=”set” opacity_start_effect=”90″][ultimate_carousel slider_type=”horizontal” slide_to_scroll=”single” title_text_typography=”” slides_on_desk=”4″ slides_on_tabs=”3″ slides_on_mob=”1″ infinite_loop=”on” speed=”300″ autoplay=”off” autoplay_speed=”5000″ el_class=”” arrows=”show” arrow_style=”square-border” arrow_bg_color=”#f7f7f7″ arrow_border_color=”#c8c8c8″ border_size=”1″ arrow_color=”#888888″ arrow_size=”10″ next_icon=”ultsl-arrow-right6″ prev_icon=”ultsl-arrow-left6″ dots=”off” dots_color=”#333333″ dots_icon=”ultsl-record” item_animation=”” draggable=”on” touch_move=”on” rtl=”” item_space=”15″][imedica_team_member img_hover_eft=”on” team_member_name_font=”font_family:Open Sans|font_call:Open+Sans|variant:600″ team_member_name_font_style=”font-weight:600;” team_member_name_font_size=”15″ team_member_position_font_size=”0″ team_member_description_font=”font_family:Open Sans|font_call:Open+Sans” team_member_description_font_size=”13″ team_member_name_color=”#107fc9″ team_member_desc_color=”#8c99a9″ name=”Dr. H.N Bajaj” short_desc=”