Spinal Surgery in Guadalajara

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Colunm surgery

The most advanced techniques worldwide to provide the total resolution of your injury

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Treatment for spinal injuries

The best treatments for a faster and more efficient recovery

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Spinal physical therapy

The most precise Rehabilitation for specific pathologies

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Medical evaluation and spinal studies

physical check-up and better imaging studies (MRI, CT SCAN, X-RAYS) at the best price

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Hospitalization and emergencies

The fastest attention to those problems that cannot wait

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Spinal orthopedic prostheses

The most advanced technologies in prosthetics worldwide for your specific problems


Spine surgery

The Column is a set of Specialized Bones that Articulate with each other to provide firm support to the body but with enough mobility to be able to carry out extensive movements. They are subjected to a lot of stress throughout life and it can lead to multiple discomforts, including affecting the quality of life.


Spine surgery:

Its adequate care, despite what one may believe, returns the patient to his normal activities and improves the quality of life.


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Spine surgery in Guadalajara

Everything you need to know

What parts make up the spine?


The spine is made up of 26 bones called vertebrae.

What's a vertebrae?


The vertebrae are the bones responsible for protecting the spinal cord and allow you to stand on your feet, bend over, etc.

Back pain


Spinal diseases usually cause pain when the bone changes press the marrow, limiting movement.

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Most common spinal conditions

Herniated disc

This happens when a disc comes out of place and puts pressure on a nerve, causing numbness or pain.

Sciatic nerve pain

This can cause a feeling of numbness, loss of strength in one or both peirnas and tingling.

Tumors

Of primary origin of the same vertebrae or from other organs (prostate, breast, lung, among others).

Fractures

This can occur after an accident or osteoporosis.

Back pain

This can be caused by muscle injuries, caused by work or sports.

Scoliosis and Xifosis

This occurs when a deformity in the spine is generated.

Wear

This is degenerative and occurs when there is a deterioration in the joints of the spine.

Instability in the spine

This occurs when the spine is not secure, causing the vets to move more than normal.

Infections

They can be of primary or secondary level, originated by previous spinal surgeries.

Frequently asked questions about spinal surgery


Recovery from spine surgery is expected to be a gradual process that can take several months or even years to reach full recovery.

A spine operation, like any surgery, carries risks and possible complications. Although most people recover well from surgery, some may experience side effects and complications.

A spine operation can be considered a delicate and complex surgery due to the nature of the spine and the proximity of the spinal cord and nerves.

Spine surgery is considered when other treatments have not been effective in relieving symptoms or when the condition of the spine is causing significant disability that affects the patient's quality of life. Some of the spinal conditions that may require surgery include:
  • Slipped disc: If the herniated disc is pressing on the nerves and causing pain or disability, surgery may be needed to remove the part of the disc that is pressing on the nerves.
  • Spinal stenosis: If spinal stenosis is causing significant pain and disability, surgery may be necessary to relieve pressure on the nerves.
  • Scoliosis: If the curvature of the spine is severe enough and is causing pain or deformity, surgery may be necessary to correct the curvature and relieve symptoms.
  • Vertebral fractures: If the vertebral fracture is causing pain and disability, surgery may be necessary to stabilize the spine and allow healing.

According to some reports, the cost of spine surgery in Mexico can range between $10,000 and $30,000 Mexican pesos (approximately $500 and $1,500 US dollars).

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Orthopedic traumatologist near you

Athrocentral Guadalajara Centro

Calle Calderón de la Barca 29 Arcos Vallarta

Tel: +52 33 1025 9669

Athrocentral Guadalajara Sur

Av. Lopez Mateos Sur Plaza Provenza Center

Tel: +52 33 1025 9669

Centro Médico Valle Real

Av Aviación 4075 Plaza Porta Real

Tel: +52 33 1025 9669

Hospital Terranova

Av. Terranova 556 esq. Manuel Acuña

Tel: +52 33 1025 9669

Tijuana

Calle 4ta (Díaz Miron) #7201 Entre Calles G y H, Zona Centro

Tel: +52 33 1686 5184