Dizziness after cervical spine surgery

Cervical spondylosis is a very common phenomenon nowadays, which has a lot to do with the nature of people’s work. As cervical spondylosis worsens, many people will have headaches, and even their vision will be affected and deteriorate a lot due to nerve compression. Severe cervical spine problems can only be treated through surgery, but what is the cause of dizziness after cervical spine surgery? This requires attention to post-operative care.

Clinically, many patients with cervical spondylosis will experience symptoms of dizziness. The main cause of dizziness is that the degeneration and hyperplasia of the cervical vertebrae compresses the vertebral artery, thereby affecting the blood supply of the vertebral basilar artery plexus, causing ischemia of the posterior circulation of the brain and causing dizziness. The instability of the cervical spine stimulates the sympathetic nerves, causing spasm of the vertebral artery and also causing dizziness.

The success rate of minimally invasive cervical spine surgery is over 94%. It is suitable for 70% of cervical spondylosis patients and has the advantages of clearer diagnosis, precise surgery and high safety.

Surgical success rate

More than 94%

advantage

More precise diagnosis, more precise surgery and higher safety

Applicable

70% of patients with cervical spondylosis

Percutaneous cervical ultra-micro-resection and aspiration is an advanced technology launched by experts from Chengdu West Point Cervical and Lumbar Spondylosis Hospital after many clinical trials. This technology has relieved the troubles of cervical spondylosis for thousands of patients, and the success rate of the operation is over 94%. The surgery involves inserting a hollow needle as thick as a toothpick into the diseased cervical intervertebral disc, removing the diseased tissue, and supplementing it with unique drug treatment to fundamentally remove the lesions and eliminate symptoms, achieving a one-time cure that is less likely to recur. It is the most classic technology for treating cervical spondylosis and is suitable for 70% of cervical spondylosis patients. Compared with open surgery, it is extremely safe and causes minimal damage to the patient, without affecting the patient's neck appearance or future work and life.

Advantages of percutaneous cervical microsurgery:

1. The diagnosis is clearer, the surgery is more precise, the safety is higher, the disease can be cured in one go, and recurrence is less likely.

2. The surgical effect is significantly better than traditional incision and will not affect the beauty of the neck.

3. Less tissue damage and faster recovery after surgery, usually the patient can walk and take care of himself the next day;

4. Short hospital stay and low cost