The lamina is a part of the vertebrae that covers & protects the spinal canal. Laminectomy is a type of back surgery in which a surgeon removes part or all of the lamina. This procedure is used to widen the spinal canal & relieve pressure on the spinal cord or to remove bone spurs that compress nerve roots.
Laminotomy is similar to laminectomy. However, the surgeon removes just a small part of the lamina. This may also lead to fewer complications, compared with traditional laminectomy.
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Spinal nerve and/or cord pressure may be reduced/ eliminated by increasing space for the nerve with spinal decompression. Using safe, directed, computer controlled treatment, patients find long term relief without the risks of surgery or Rx drugs.
Call Dr Abbie Swank or Dr Parker Neill 919-469-8897 or visit www.TriangleDecompression.com
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