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Neurosurgery Department
The human nervous system consists of the central nervous system, which includes the brain and spinal cord, the peripheral nervous system, and the autonomic nervous system. To maintain normal neurological function, not only the nervous system itself but also the supporting structures, such as the skull and spine, must remain healthy. When any abnormalities occur in these neural tissues and supporting structures, neurological disorders and pain can result, necessitating either drug treatment or surgical intervention.
The Neurosurgery Department at B&S General Hospital specializes in choosing the most appropriate treatment methods for patients with such conditions, including medication and surgical procedures. We also focus on selecting the best surgical techniques and timing for surgeries, while providing management of diseases that may require neurosurgical intervention to help patients lead a healthy life.
Most people may initially suspect disc disorders when they frequently experience neck or back pain or numbness in their arms and legs. However, spinal disorders encompass various conditions beyond disc diseases, such as tumors, vascular diseases, inflammatory disorders, and trauma. The spinal cord connects to the brain, and the spine is the bone that protects the spinal cord. The spine plays a crucial role in supporting the body, maintaining posture, and allowing movement of the limbs.
Spinal disorders can result in not only musculoskeletal abnormalities but also neurological issues. Thus, an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment are essential. If you experience persistent neck or back pain, numbness in the arms and legs, and conservative treatments like rest, medication, and physical therapy do not lead to improvement, it is important not to self-diagnose disc disorders but to seek proper diagnosis and treatment. The Neurosurgery Department at B&S General Hospital treats a wide range of neurological disorders, including those affecting the brain, spinal cord, spinal nerves, peripheral nerves, and more.
Vertebroplasty?
The Vertebroplasty involves direct injection of medication into the inflamed spinal region using a 2mm-diameter needle. This procedure helps relieve pain. A significant advantage of this method is that advanced imaging equipment is used, allowing for precise confirmation of the exact location where the medication is delivered.
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