Laminectomy
Laminectomy is a surgery that creates space by removing lamina. Lamina is a part of vertebra bone. This is done to treat spinal stenosis. This laminectomy is used to remove bones and damaged disks. Thus provides more empty space for spinal nerve and column. There are many risks in this surgery like infection in wounds or vertebral bones, damage to a spinal nerve, weakness, pain ahttps://spine.imedpub.com/nd return of back pain in future is possible.
Related Journals of Laminectomy
Spine, Spine and Nuerosurgery, Spine Research, Pain and Relief, Pain Management & Medicine, International Journal of Laminectomy, Archives of Laminectomy, Review on Laminectomy, Lumbar Spinal Stenosis- The Decompressive Laminectomy
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