What is cervical spondylosis surgery

Cervical spondylosis surgery is one of the most important methods to treat severe cervical spondylosis.

When cervical spondylosis is severe enough that conservative treatment fails, and obvious nerve and spinal cord compression symptoms occur, such as numbness, weakness, unstable walking, and defecation dysfunction, surgery may be considered. Surgery can relieve compression and create conditions for neurological recovery. The doctor will choose the appropriate surgical method according to the patient's specific condition. Any surgery has certain risks, and cervical spondylosis surgery is no exception. Complications such as bleeding, infection, nerve damage, and dural tears may occur. However, experienced doctors will minimize risks through preoperative evaluation and careful manipulation.