Disc Replacement
Disc replacement surgery relieves pain and preserves spinal motion by replacing damaged discs with artificial implants.
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What is Disc Replacement Surgery?
Disc replacement surgery, also known as artificial disc replacement (ADR) or total disc arthroplasty, involves removing a damaged spinal disc and replacing it with a prosthetic implant. This procedure is designed to relieve chronic back or neck pain caused by degenerative disc disease, herniated discs, or disc injuries. Unlike traditional spinal fusion, disc replacement preserves natural spinal motion and flexibility.
Common Causes of Disc Damage
Ignoring chronic back or neck pain can lead to worsening symptoms and reduced mobility. Early evaluation and treatment are essential for the best outcomes.
Understanding Disc Replacement Surgery
Disc replacement is a motion-preserving alternative to spinal fusion. By maintaining spinal flexibility, it reduces stress on adjacent segments and lowers the risk of future spinal problems. At Baines Hospital, we use advanced imaging and minimally invasive techniques to ensure precise implant placement and optimal recovery.
Most Commonly Affects
⚠️ If you have persistent back or neck pain that limits your daily activities, consult a spine specialist for a thorough evaluation.
Key Symptoms
🚨 If you notice these symptoms, early diagnosis and treatment can help prevent further complications and restore your quality of life.
Why Choose Baines Hospital?
Baines Hospital is a leader in advanced spinal care. Here’s why patients choose us:
Experienced Spine Surgeons
Specialists in minimally invasive and motion-preserving spinal surgeries.
Advanced Technology
Latest disc implants and navigation systems for precision and safety.
Comprehensive Care
Seamless support from consultation to rehabilitation.
Patient-Centered Approach
Personalized treatment plans and clear communication at every step.
Diagnostic Process at Baines Hospital
Our advanced diagnostic process includes:
Physical Examination
Assessment of spinal movement, strength, and nerve function.
Imaging
MRI, CT scans, and X-rays to evaluate disc health and spinal alignment.
Nerve Studies
To assess nerve function and identify compression.
Pre-Surgical Evaluation
Comprehensive review of your medical history and overall health
Treatment Options at Baines Hospital
We offer both non-surgical and surgical solutions, tailored to each patient’s needs.