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Herniated Disc is a generic term for more specific derangements. They are classified either as a bulge, protrusion or extrusion depending on the size, extent and location of the problem.

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the disc undergoes the natural process of degeneration, it loses the ability to retain the hydration necessary to support the spine. The result is a diffuse bulging similar to a tire that loses air pressure. In the case of the disc it is loss of hydraulic pressure. Another consequence of the degenerative process is the development of fissures or cracks that result from the desiccation of the disc.

Only the damaged disc material is removed. The remaining annulus will support the vertebral body and hopefully prevent collapse of the vertebral bodies. However, some people experience vertical instability of their vertebra which may require an additional surgery to stabilize spine. The only disc replacement becoming available widespread in the near future requires extensive open surgery through the abdomen to replace the entire disc.

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The disc is a soft pulpy "shock absorber." It has a fibrous outer ring, which holds in a jelly-like material. A "slipped disc" is a common way to refer to a wide variety of disc problems. However, a disc can't slip because of the way it is attached to the spinal bones above and below it. A disc can bulge, tear, herniated, thin, dry out, or collapse. But it cannot slip. However, in order to do any of these things the vertebrae must have subluxated first.

Both cervical and lumbar endoscopic discectomies can be performed at multiple disc levels to treat herniated/protruded discs. If a patient has a herniated /protruded disc at one level and also osteophytes (bone spurs) at another disc level, both these problematic discs can be treated by doing a combination surgery of an endoscopic discectomy and an open discectomy at the same time. These combination surgeries can even be performed at more than two disc levels. Dr.

The intervertebral disc is a gelatinous-like filled structure, which acts as a cushion to separate the vertebrae of the spine. The intervertebral disc has a tough outer cover called the annulus. Sometimes the integrity of the annulus is disrupted allowing for the change in the shape or contour of the disc. The disc material can protrude away from the normal contour of the disc and cause pain. Injury to the disc can cause pain in three different ways.

Yes. Some discs bulge normally, as part of the normal variation that is part of being human (tall vs short). As we age, the surrounding supporting fibers tend to stretch. This will allow some bulging of the disc, without an injury, and without pain. Under normal conditions, our discs are designed to slightly bulge during normal activities. This allows our spine to absorb the tremendous forces we expose it to everyday.

least 70% of patients have no idea how they herniated their disk. The other 30% can trace the herniation to an injury, most often a bending and twisting maneuver. There are two steps to a herniated disc. Number one you have to have an opening in the outer lining of the disc. This can occur with any type of trauma. Number two, over time; the inside of the disc has to become loose and actually come out of the disc wall. That is a herniated disc.

Typically, a herniated disc causes radiating leg symptoms. Generally, this is what people refer to as sciatica or radiculopathy. The herniated disc is defined by a disc where the outer lining has been torn, and the inner soft disc material has expressed out of the tear and compressed the adjacent nerve roots. This pressure on the nerve roots tends to cause not only low back pain but leg pain, as well.