Cervical laminoplasty is used to treat multiple levels of cervical stenosis. The procedure is performed through a posterior approach where the lamina, which is the roof of bone over the back of the spinal cord, is partially cut on both sides so that the lamina can "hinge" open. Then a bone graft is inserted to hold the lamina in this position, therefore taking the pressure off the spinal cord. Cervical stenosis could cause spinal cord injury, called myelopathy, which includes disruptions in the way you walk, impairments in fine motor skills in the hands, and problems with the bowel and bladder.
Cervical Laminoplasty
What we offer
Services
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Cervical Stenosismore info -
Physical Therapymore info
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Lumbar Micro-disectomymore info
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Lumbar Spinal Stenosismore info
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Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusionmore info
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Minimally Invasive Axial-TLIFmore info
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Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgeriesmore info
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Minimally Invasive XLIFmore info
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Cervical Laminectomymore info
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Epidural Injectionsmore info
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Facet Blockmore info
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Sacroiliac Blocksmore info
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Herniated Discsmore info
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Vertebral Augmentationmore info
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Vertebral Kyphoplastymore info
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Laser Therapymore info
Location
1905 Clint Moore Rd., Suite #309
Boca Raton, FL 33496
Phone: 561-421-4173
Fax: (561) 988-7075
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