This condition occurs when the inner part of the disc (nucleus pulposus) breaks through the outer encapsulating ring (anulus fibrosus), causing a collapse of the disc. The vertebral disc loses its ability to absorb weight through the spinal column which affects its ability to function normally. Or specialist will recommend a treatment for disc herination based on an evaluation of your individual condition. Treatment options include Vertebrectomy (or Corpectomy), a surgery in which a portion of the vertebral body is removed and a support scaffolding mechanism is often used to stabilize the spine. In some cases Laminectomy is performed to relieve pressure from the spinal cord by opening the spinal canal, or Discectomy that removes some of the disc’s material.
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