Vehicles are one of the most common causes of brain trauma in children, who often suffer from injuries caused by car accidents.

Once you’re under anesthesia, the surgeon will make the appropriate incision.

Once adequate decompression has been acheived, the surgeon will put back the muscles and close the incisions.

Depending on the complexity of the surgery, you can leave the hospital about 1 to 4 days after having surgery. You’ll be discharged with pain medication. Avoid any strenuous activities for about 6 weeks.

Spine Decompression Surgery in Minnesota

Q: Step 1: Prepare the Patient

You will lie on your back on the operative table and the doctor will administer anesthesia so that you don’t feel pain during the surgery.

Q: Step 3: Removal of Affected Tissues/Nerves

They will remove the affected tissues or nerves to take pressure off the spinal cord or nerves.

Relieve symptoms from pressure on your spinal cord with spine decompression surgery.

What is Spine Decompression Surgery?

Spine decompression surgery is a procedure performed to relieve pain caused by compressed nerves in the lower spine.

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When is Robotic Spine Surgery Needed?

Spine decompression surgery can help treat conditions like:

Step 1: Prepare the Patient

Step 2: Incision

Step 3: Removal of Affected Tissues/Nerves

Step 4: Closure

Recovery

Spine Decompression Surgery Procedure

Take a Step Back to Wellness with Spine Decompression Surgery

Are spinal problems holding you back? Dr. Hart Garner has you covered. Our team can help you live an active, pain-free life. Contact us today to learn more about this procedure.

Spine Decompression Surgery in Minnesota

What is Spine Decompression Surgery?

When is Robotic Spine Surgery Needed?

Spine Decompression Surgery Procedure

Take a Step Back to Wellness with Spine Decompression Surgery

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