herniated disc with spondylolisthesis

A successful surgery was performed to treat a herniated disc accompanied by spondylolisthesis. This condition causes severe back and leg pain due to pressure on spinal nerves, significantly affecting the patient's mobility and walking ability.

Key Symptoms of the Condition:

• Sharp lower back pain radiating to legs

• Numbness and weakness in lower limbs

• Difficulty standing or walking long distances

• Pain worsening with movement

Goal of the Surgery:

• Removing herniated disc causing nerve compression

• Stabilizing slipped vertebrae in correct position

• Relieving pressure on nerve roots

• Restoring pain-free mobility

Advantages of the Procedure:

• Use of endoscope or microscope for high precision

• Advanced internal spinal fixation

• Minimally invasive techniques to preserve tissue

• Shorter recovery compared to traditional surgeries

Recovery and Follow-up Period:

• Rehabilitation program starting immediately after surgery

• Significant pain improvement within first days

• Gradual return to light activities within 2-4 weeks

• Periodic imaging follow-up to assess spinal fusion

• Full return to activities within 3-6 months