Cervical Spinal Stenosis

Cervical spinal canal stenosis is a rare disease that may destroy the lives of young people and adults over the age of 50. This is an unknown disease, and at some point some distortion or pinching person may enter a hospital, a wheelchair, or even a bad cellar. Career and the benefits of everyday life are unresolved, suddenly end normal life, waiting for the time bomb to squirt. It's all about how the body moves, twisting and bending the vertebra, the pressure that can be tolerated before the spine bends.

The most common treatment for spinal canal stenosis is lower back pain due to low back pain and lumbar sciatic nerve compression. The stenosis of the thoracic vertebra is not as good as the narrowing of the lumbar spine or cervical vertebra. The movement of the thoracic vertebra is small, it is difficult to occur. It wears. Common spinal canal stenosis surgery includes laminectomy that opens the spinal nerve and leaves the spine through the spine, laminectomy to dissect the spine, laminectomy and spinal fusion.

Cervical spinal canal stenosis is a spinal canal stenosis in the neck or upper part of the spine. Trauma, tumors, abscesses and hematomas are some of the common causes of catheterization and pose potential stress to the cervical spinal cord. In terms of symptoms, there is little neck, shoulder, leg pain, weakness, numbness, hand massage, gait disturbance, balance disorder, and burning sensation. The main problem of cervical spinal canal stenosis is that it may ultimately cause compression of the spinal cord. The same thing happens when the size of the space available for the spinal cord in the spinal canal becomes too small with respect to the thickness of the spinal cord and the pressure is generated. This pressure causes the umbilical cord to turn white due to the loss of blood flow in the compression region, resulting in hypoxia of the spinal nerve structure.

Spinal canal stenosis is a state of abnormal stenosis of the spinal canal. This stenosis limits the amount of space available for the spinal cord and nerves. As the spinal canal stenosis becomes more severe, the spinal cord and its nerves are squeezed or squeezed. Spinal canal stenosis may occur anywhere in the spinal canal, the most common being the cervical spine and the lumbar spine. The most common cause of spinal canal stenosis is degenerative arthritis, or bone and soft tissue changes caused by aging. Spinal canal stenosis is usually seen in patients over 50 years of age and gradually becomes severe as age rises. "Abrasion" due to normal aging causes arthritis in the spine and causes spinal stenosis. This may be due to the formation of spinous processes (osteophytes), swelling and abrasion of the intervertebral disc and thickening of the ligaments between the vertebrae.