What are the sequelae after cervical spine surgery, and what are the sequelae of cervical vascular s

Putting aside the sequelae of nerve compression and inability to recover.

The risk is that the spinal cord is damaged, resulting in death or paraplegia.

The sequelae of surgery are that the vertebral body is fixed by fusion, and the neck is not flexible to rotate and flex the neck in the future.

When the cervical spine is operated on, it is likely to lead to sequelae and complications due to inappropriate care or some bad habits of life. Postoperative infection is generally the most common symptom after surgery, and can sometimes cause swelling of the throat and difficulty swallowing. In severe cases, it will lead to damage to the blood vessels in the cervical spine, which will have a great impact on the postoperative recovery of patients.

Due to the high-intensity work pressure, more and more people in the society have cervical spine symptoms, when there is a certain disease in the cervical spine, surgery is the choice of many patients, but after cervical spine surgery, due to inappropriate care and some bad living habits, there are sequelae or complications, bringing secondary harm to the patient's life, so what are the sequelae and complications after cervical spine surgery?

1. Among the complications after cervical spine surgery, postoperative infection is the most common sequelae, and infection generally occurs within 3-6 days after surgery. Postoperative infection generally causes pain in the cervical spine of the patient, which has a great impact on the patient's sleep, and when the patient has this condition, antibiotic injection should be used in time to achieve the effect of pain relief.

2. After cervical spine surgery, it is likely to cause damage to the patient's throat nerve, and the general symptoms are that the patient has a light cough that is difficult to swallow after the patient's diet, and this complication is generally caused by the injury caused by the excessive traction of the cervical spine, and it can be recovered and relieved in time after surgery.

3. For patients with cervical spine surgery. The surgical site is usually in the gap between the bones, which can easily cause stasis in the digestive tract, causing the patient's throat to be swollen and painful and unable to swallow.

4. After cervical spine surgery, it is easy to cause damage to the pleura, and when the pleura is damaged, it will affect the normal breathing and movement of the patient, and when the patient has slight movements or movements, there will be chest pain and suffocation. When this situation occurs, the patient should go to the hospital in time for a check-up**.

5. Many patients are likely to cause vascular damage when undergoing intervertebral disc resection during surgery, and it is likely to cause problems with the patient's thyroid gland after vascular injury, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the brain of the body, which brings a great threat to the patient's postoperative surgery.

When patients undergo cervical spine surgery, they should pay attention to postoperative care to prevent serious sequelae and complications and prevent the second trauma of the body. In ordinary life, we should pay attention to a reasonable diet and moderate rest, and do not overwork, which will lead to some other diseases of the cervical spine in the body, affecting normal life and work.

The sequelae of cervical spine surgery include the following:

1. After the operation, some nerve functions cannot be completely recovered, so that the symptoms can be improved, but the symptoms cannot be completely eliminated, and the patient still has numbness and pain, but compared with before the operation, it has improved;

2. Qi lap surgery can form scars, and when the weather conditions are not good, patients may have symptoms such as neck tightness, swelling, discomfort and inconvenience;

3. Some patients have diabetes, obesity and other diseases, and wound inflammation and infection may occur.

The sequelae of spine surgery will have the sequelae caused by general surgery, the more common is the infection caused by surgery, the milder is the local soft tissue suppuration** infection, if the infection is more serious, it will cause infection in the spinal canal, and even gradually ascend to the skull. In addition, there will be pain at the surgical site, especially when it is cloudy and rainy, and the pain may be more pronounced, and there will be local stiffness. Spine surgery can also cause nerve damage, although the probability of occurrence is relatively small, but the consequences are more serious, which may lead to varying degrees of paralysis.

During the operation, many people will choose to use the method of injecting anesthetic for conditioning, which may also cause symptoms of fatigue or waist pain after anesthetic injection, so reasonable adjustments should be made to effectively improve the body's immunity.

I believe that as long as you take care of your spine surgery, the sequelae of spinal surgery will not be very serious, so you should follow the doctor's advice and take precautions.

Yes, if there are sequelae, it is also a very troublesome situation, which will deform the spine, but the success rate of surgery is still very high, as long as you have a good rest after surgery.

If the dural sac or nerve root is injured during the operation, the patient's bilateral lower limb muscle strength and sensory loss will also occur, the muscles of the lower limb will be atrophied, and the joint mobility of the lower limb will be impaired. Some patients will have pathological reflexes, and some will have sequelae such as difficulty in bending over. If this situation occurs, the patient should seek medical attention as soon as possible, and most of them need to go to the ** department for correct and early ** training, which can reduce the performance of sequelae.

The sequelae mainly include the following:

Clause. 1. Injury of spinal nerves, resulting in paralysis or dysfunction of the lower limbs.

Clause. Second, the fracture of the pedicle nail did not achieve fusion, and in the long run, the fusion failure required another operation to be able to truly heal.

There may be some sequelae after spinal surgery, such as the incision and the surrounding ** pain, there are also ** decreased sensation and other symptoms, and large scars will be formed.

Postoperative infections are more common, mild is local soft tissue suppuration** infection, which is more serious, and can cause infection in the spinal canal, and even gradually ascend to the skull.

Spine surgery generally does not leave any sequelae if it does not hurt the nerves, but if it hurts the nerves, it can cause the following sequelae: pain or numbness in the lower limbs, incontinence, paraplegia, etc., which is rare, and it also depends on whether the doctor's skills are good.

The sequelae of spine surgery mainly include chronic back pain, spinal instability, and recurrence of spinal diseases.

Therefore, for patients after spine surgery, their life management should be strengthened, because effective life management is of great significance to prevent the occurrence of sequelae. Patients should avoid high-intensity exercise and try to avoid excessive and strenuous activities of the spine.

Surgical incisions, which may affect the aesthetics. Some scar constitutions, if the incision is incised, there may be tension in the neck, and there may be discomfort when turning the head. There is also neck pain, limited neck movement, and sometimes pain in the back of the neck or scapula

There will be no sequelae after cervical spondylosis, but the recovery time will be longer, and dizziness and numbness will occur during recovery, but patients still need to pay attention to the protection of the cervical spine after ** to prevent **.

The most common symptoms of cervical spondylosis are neck and shoulder pain and pain in the upper limbs, numbness, etc. If these symptoms are not left in time, they will leave sequelae, such as: partial loss of muscle strength, long-term chronic pain in the neck and shoulder, frequent dizziness, headache, unsteady walking, clumsiness of the hands, etc., and in severe cases, it may lead to quadriplegia.

The sequelae of cervical spondylosis are closely related to the severity and duration of compression of the lesion. If the compression time is long, there will be more sequelae if there is irreversible damage. If the spinal cord is compressed for a long time and is poor, surgery should be scheduled as soon as possible, even if the symptoms are mild.

Patients with cervical radiculopathy should be arranged for surgery as soon as possible after the conservative ** is ineffective, the longer the nerve root compression, the more serious the nerve root edema and local inflammation, and the sequelae such as limb pain and numbness can be left after surgery. Surgery can improve the patient's symptoms and restore the patient's daily life and work, but the pathological basis of vertebral degeneration cannot be **.