Posterior Cervical Surgery – Procedure

Cervical Stenosis Surgery: Posterior and Anterior Cervical Laminectomy

Expert Surgical Relief for Spinal Cord Compression by Dr. Rajesh Bindal – Sugar Land, TX

Cervical stenosis is a condition in which the spinal canal in the neck becomes narrowed, placing pressure on the spinal cord and sometimes on the nerve roots. When cervical stenosis is primarily located at the back of the spinal canal, it may be best treated with a posterior cervical laminectomy. In some cases, an anterior cervical approach may also be used, depending on the location and severity of the compression.

At Texas Spine & Neurosurgery in Sugar Land, Dr. Rajesh Bindal, a board-certified neurosurgeon, offers both anterior and posterior cervical decompression procedures, including laminectomy, to safely relieve spinal cord pressure and restore neurological function.

Anterior Cervical Laminectomy and Fusion

In select cases, when spinal cord compression is located more anteriorly, anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) or other front-of-neck approaches may be more appropriate. Dr. Bindal will determine the safest and most effective surgical route based on imaging studies and the patient’s specific spinal anatomy.

Schedule a Cervical Stenosis Consultation in Sugar Land, TX

If you are experiencing symptoms such as neck pain, hand clumsiness, arm or leg weakness, gait changes, or numbness due to cervical spinal cord compression, prompt evaluation is essential.

Contact Dr. Rajesh Bindal at Texas Spine & Neurosurgery to discuss whether posterior or anterior cervical laminectomy is the right treatment for you.

Call 281-313-0031 today to schedule your consultation at our Sugar Land office, proudly serving Greater Houston and Fort Bend County.

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