Spine surgeries

The symptoms that the patient presented were severe pain in the legs, claudication when walking, and cramps and tingling in the legs.

During the surgical intervention, both levels will be addressed using the spinal endoscopy technique.

During the surgical intervention, both levels will be addressed using the spinal endoscopy technique.

Specialist traumatologists at the Institute of Advanced Spine Surgery perform a canal stenosis operation.

In this clinical case, specialists from the Institute of Advanced Spine Surgery operate on a young patient using cervical arthrodesis.

Through a minimal skin incision of 2-3 millimeters, the ICAC team will treat a young patient who suffers from a herniated disc at L4L5 and L5S1.

Through a minimal skin incision of 2-3 millimeters, the ICAC team will treat a patient suffering from a herniated disc at L3L4.

Using a minimal skin incision, the ICAC team will treat a patient suffering from compressive fibrosis and a herniated disc at L3L4.

In this clinical case, the patient suffers from a left disc herniation at the L5S1 level. The ICAC team will treat her using minimally invasive spinal endoscopy.

After a previous operation, the patient comes to the Elgeadi Traumatology clinic with sciatica, which causes continuous and disabling pain.

After a spinal operation, the patient presented a whitish mass that was decided to be removed using an advanced spinal endoscopy technique.

After finding a herniated disc with narrowing of the foramen, it was decided to address the injury with a minimally invasive Arthroplasty technique.

In this case, the patient has already undergone cervical disc surgery, without having performed a subsequent release. A disk replacement is performed.

The patient complains of pain in the lumbar area. After several conservative treatments, he underwent surgery to treat canal stenosis.

The patient presents a pathology in the disc, with a large hernia. This compresses the neurological roots, generating listhesis.

The patient presents with a central herniated disc, which produces canal stenosis and compressive symptoms that extend along the legs.

The patient presents with a central herniated disc, which produces canal stenosis and compressive symptoms that extend along the legs.

In this case it is a healing problem. The disc bulges, causing irritation and fibrosis around the root.

The patient comes to the clinic with severe sciatica and pain radiating to the legs. A single-level L5S1 disc herniation with calcification was diagnosed.

The patient comes to the clinic with severe sciatica and pain radiating to the legs. A single-level L5S1 disc herniation with calcification was diagnosed.

The patient comes to the consultation with discomfort in the lower left joint, which extends to the foot, caused by a lumbar hernia.

The patient comes to the consultation with severe pain and motor problems, which is why he undergoes minimally invasive surgery.

The patient comes to the clinic with severe pain in the lower extremities and is diagnosed with a herniated disc at the level of L4L5.

It is a case of cervical surgery of a middle-aged patient who underwent surgery approximately 6 years ago.

The patient has a herniated disc at the L5S1 level on the right side that causes pain from the leg to the sole of the foot.

The patient has several cervical disc herniations, worsened by the presence of osteoarthritis in the area and causing ailments on the right side (arms and neck).

The patient has a L5S1 disc herniation in the lumbar area, and when approaching the area a previous laminectomy is observed. It is removed using a minimally invasive technique.

The patient has a L5S1 disc herniation at the exit of the nerve root, with a reduction in her movements. It will be operated on through Endoscopy.

The patient, 40 years old. He goes to the Elgeadi pain clinic with a hernia that was checked a year ago and has gotten worse. It will be removed through minimally invasive surgery.

The patient, 40 years old. He goes to the Elgeadi pain clinic with a hernia that was checked a year ago and has gotten worse. It will be removed through minimally invasive surgery.

Clinical case The patient comes to the consultation with pain in the right side of the body caused by a hernia

This 68-year-old patient, previously operated on for her foramidal disc herniation, goes to Dr. Elgeadi's office with annoying pain in her lower extremities.

The patient comes to the consultation after suffering severe pain in the area, caused by an ineffective arthrodesis. Cervical prosthesis implant.

In this clinical case we are faced with a small herniation in the L5S1 disc, lateralized towards the right foramen, which limits the patient's activity.

In this clinical case we are faced with a patient who suffers low back pain due to the appearance of a hernia between the 4th and 5th vertebra.

In this clinical case we are faced with a 33-year-old patient who suffers from persistent pain that extends to the sole of the foot.

In this clinical case we are faced with a 67-year-old patient with pain in her left leg that greatly compresses the L4, L5 and L5S1 roots.

In this clinical case we are faced with a patient who comes to our office with acute pain in her left arm and a very positive tinel.

We are faced with a patient with acute chronic pain who presents parentheses in MMII in the L5 territory.

We are faced with a 48-year-old patient who suffers from a compressive left disc herniation, which causes pain in a large part of his body.

We are faced with a patient of about 40 years old, who comes to us with intense pain in his right leg that progresses to the sole of his foot.

The patient we present to you today came to us due to severe pain in his lower limbs that prevented him from walking and performing other activities.

We encountered a patient who suffered from functional impotence that prevented him from carrying out his daily life normally.

This patient could not perform his daily tasks due to severe pain in his left leg that affected directly from the L5 Root.

This patient, who had a previous operation, has a fixation in the fifth lumbar vertebral that produces a new disc herniation.

This patient comes to medical consultations due to severe pain in his legs that causes severe cramps in his calves and pain when walking.

Case of extreme difficulty in which we can see a patient with chronic cervical pain, MMSS parenthesis and tingling in the upper limbs.

clinical study of a patient previously operated on by open surgery and the results of a new operation with its ultra-minimally invasive technique.

Clinical case of a patient who presents with a lot of pain in his legs, functional impotence and inability to stand for prolonged periods.

Dr. Elgeadi tells us the clinical case of a patient who comes with a lot of pain and is diagnosed with canal stenosis and operated on in Madrid.

Patient with intense pain lasting a week after a fall that does not improve with medical treatment or RH. It was decided to perform a Kyphoplasty.

Male 36 years old. He suffered direct trauma to his right leg with a hyperextension mechanism during the dispute for a ball while playing soccer.

A 58-year-old man comes to the clinic with severe functional limitation for ambulation with inclination and dorsolumbar postural flexion.

We are faced with a patient with acute pain who presents three cervical disc herniations. His situation did not improve with medication or treatment.

We are dealing with a 58-year-old male patient with a personal history of psoriasis. He fell from a height of 1.5 meters.