Cervical Spine Surgery
What is Cervical Spine Surgery?
Cervical spine surgery addresses neck-related spinal issues like herniated discs, stenosis, or nerve compression through procedures such as ACDF or disc replacement. These surgeries aim to relieve pain, restore function,
and prevent further nerve or spinal cord damage.
What are the Types of Cervical Spine Surgery?
- Anterior Cervical Discectomy & Fusion (ACDF)
- Gold standard for herniated discs/spinal stenosis
- Removes damaged disc via neck-front approach, fuses vertebrae with bone graft
- Cervical Artificial Disc Replacement (ADR)
- Motion-preserving alternative to fusion
- Ideal for single-level degenerative disc disease
- Posterior Cervical Decompression (Laminectomy/Foraminotomy)
- Decompresses spinal cord/nerves via back-of-neck approach
- Treats myelopathy or multi-level stenosis
- Cervical Corpectomy
- Removes vertebra + discs for severe compression/tumors
- Reconstructs with titanium cage
- Minimally Invasive Cervical Surgery
- Endoscopic discectomy (tiny incisions)
- Keyhole foraminotomy (nerve decompression)
Dr. GPV Subbaiah is renowned as the best cervical spine surgeon in Hyderabad, delivering exceptional outcomes through advanced procedures like ACDF, artificial disc replacement, posterior cervical decompression, and
more. His expertise ensures patients experience rapid recovery, with many resuming normal activities within weeks after surgery.
When is Cervical Spine Surgery Needed?
Cervical spine surgery is recommended when non-surgical treatments fail (after 6+ weeks) and the patient has:
- Severe Nerve Compression
- Arm/hand weakness, numbness, or shooting pain (radiculopathy)
- Spinal cord dysfunction (myelopathy) causing balance issues or clumsiness
- Structural Damage
- Herniated/bulging discs pressing on nerves
- Spinal stenosis (narrowing) with spinal cord compression
- Fractures/tumors threatening spinal stability
- Risk of Permanent Damage
- Progressive symptoms (e.g., loss of bladder/bowel control)
- MRI/CT confirming severe nerve or cord compression
If you experience any of these symptoms, surgery may be urgent to prevent permanent damage. Without delay, you must consult with the best spine surgeon in Hyderabad.
What are the Benefits of Cervical Spine Surgery?
- Pain Relief – Eliminates chronic neck/arm pain caused by nerve compression (e.g., herniated discs, stenosis).
- Prevents Nerve Damage – Stops progression of weakness/numbness in arms/hands.
- Restores Mobility – Procedures like artificial disc replacement (ADR) preserve natural neck movement.
- Improved Quality of Life – Corrects balance issues, clumsiness, or bladder dysfunction from spinal cord compression.
- High Success Rates – 90%+ effectiveness for radiculopathy (nerve pain) when performed by skilled surgeons.
- Minimally Invasive Options – Faster recovery with endoscopic or keyhole techniques.
Dr. GPV Subbaiah is known for providing the best cervical spine surgery in Hyderabad. Many patients regain normal function within weeks after surgery.
Why Choose Dr. GPV Subbaiah for the Best Cervical Spine Surgery
in Hyderabad?
Cervical spine surgery demands sub-millimeter precision to avoid spinal cord/nerve damage. Dr. GPV Subbaiah, a leading spine surgeon in Hyderabad, combines:
- Unmatched Expertise – 31+ years specializing in ACDF, artificial disc replacement, and minimally invasive cervical procedures with 95%+ success rates.
- Advanced Technology – Uses robotic navigation, endoscopic techniques, and neuromonitoring for precision and safety.
- Personalized Care – Tailors surgery to your condition (e.g., ADR for young patients, fusion for severe stenosis).
- Faster Recovery – Most patients discharge in 1–2 days and resume light work within weeks.
- Proven Outcomes – Hundreds of patients relieved from chronic neck/arm pain and paralysis risks.
Dr. GPV Subbaiah is renowned as the best doctor for cervical spine surgery in Hyderabad, delivering exceptional outcomes through advanced techniques like ACDF and artificial disc replacement and giving 10K+ patients
relief from chronic neck/arm pain and paralysis risks.