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    Spondylosis refers to changes in the vertebral joints characterized by degeneration of the intervertebral discs and changes in the bones and soft tissues. Cervical spondylosis results from abnormal bone growth in the neck and degeneration of the cushions between vertebrae. Lumbar spondylosis involves degenerative changes in the discs and facet joints, including disc bulges, herniations, and bone overgrowths. Treatment options include physiotherapy, bracing, and various surgical procedures such as decompression with fusion or dynamic stabilization.

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    Spondylosis refers to changes in the vertebral joints characterized by degeneration of the intervertebral discs and changes in the bones and soft tissues. Cervical spondylosis results from abnormal bone growth in the neck and degeneration of the cushions between vertebrae. Lumbar spondylosis involves degenerative changes in the discs and facet joints, including disc bulges, herniations, and bone overgrowths. Treatment options include physiotherapy, bracing, and various surgical procedures such as decompression with fusion or dynamic stabilization.

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    Spondylosis refers to changes in the vertebral joints characterized by degeneration of the intervertebral discs and changes in the bones and soft tissues. Cervical spondylosis results from abnormal bone growth in the neck and degeneration of the cushions between vertebrae. Lumbar spondylosis involves degenerative changes in the discs and facet joints, including disc bulges, herniations, and bone overgrowths. Treatment options include physiotherapy, bracing, and various surgical procedures such as decompression with fusion or dynamic stabilization.

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    Liza Puspita Sari
    Spondylosis refers to changes in the vertebral joints characterized by degeneration of the intervertebral discs and changes in the bones and soft tissues. Cervical spondylosis results from abnormal bone growth in the neck and degeneration of the cushions between vertebrae. Lumbar spondylosis involves degenerative changes in the discs and facet joints, including disc bulges, herniations, and bone overgrowths. Treatment options include physiotherapy, bracing, and various surgical procedures such as decompression with fusion or dynamic stabilization.

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    Spondylosis

    SPONDYLO is a Greek word meaning vertebra. Spondylosis


    means changes in the vertebral joint characterized by increasing degeneration of the intervertebral disc with subsequent changes in the bones and soft tissues.

    Cervical spondylosis

    Cervical spondylosis is a disorder that results from abnormal growth of the bones of the neck and degeneration and mineral deposits in the cushions between the vertebrae.

    Lumbar Spondylosis

    It is associated with degenerative changes in the intervertebral discs and facet joints. It encompasses lumbar disk bulges, herniations, facet joint degeneration, and vertebral bony overgrowths (osteophytes).

    Signs of Spondylosis

    Treatment of Spondylosis

    Treatment of Spondylosis

    Physiotherapy

    Corset or a brace

    Surgery Decompression with fusion

    TLIF

    PLIF

    PLF

    ALIF AxaiLIF

    Decompression

    Posterior Cervical Laminotomy


    An incision is made at the back of the neck to expose the cervical vertebrae

    Impinged nerve root

    Portions of C6-C7 laminae are removed from the behind the impinged nerve root

    The herniated disc material is then removed through posterior approach

    Laminectomy

    Corpectomy

    Fenestration

    Interlaminar Space

    Nerve Root Area of Fenestration

    Transforaminal LumbarInterbody Fusion (TLIF)

    Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (PLIF)

    Postero-lateral Fusion

    Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (ALIF)

    Axial Lumbar Interbody Fusion (AxaiLIF)

    Dynamic Stabilization

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