Neck Hernia and Its Treatment: There are 7 vertebral bodies in the neck. The only difference in their structure from the lumbar vertebrae described in the previous section is that they are smaller.<\/p>\n
We call cartilage cushions between the vertebrae are available. The disease that occurs as a result of the rupture of this cartilage structure and the compression of the nerves dispersed in the spinal cord or arm in the spine is called neck hernia. The patient has a severe neck pain along with radiating pain and numbness in the arm.<\/p>\n
If the cartilage torn over time presses on the nerves, weakness in the arm, and if it presses on the spinal cord itself, movement defects may occur in the whole body. In the very advanced stages of the disease, patients who become bedridden are encountered.<\/p>\n
It consists of 7 vertebral bodies starting from the skull base. In the middle of each vertebral body is the spinal cord, which is the continuation of the brain. The senses returning to the brain from various parts of the body or the orders dispersed from the brain to the body travel within the spinal cord.<\/p>\n
In the neck region, the nerves coming out of the level of each vertebral body spread to the arm and back, providing the sensation and movement of these regions.
\nThe disc tissue, which we call the intervertebral cushion, has the outer part (anulus fibrosus) and the inner part (nucleus pulposus).<\/p>\n
Neck hernia occurs as a result of the gelatinous inner part tearing the outer part, which consists of a stronger connective tissue, and compressing the spinal cord and nerves. The main difference from lumbar hernia is that there is partial or complete weakness in the whole body as a result of pressure not only on the nerves but also on the spinal cord itself.<\/p>\n
Since the spinal cord terminates at the level of the first lumbar vertebra and there are only nerves going to the feet in the lower lumbar vertebrae, paralysis is seen in the area where a certain nerve is distributed in herniated disc.<\/p>\n
Risk factors for neck hernia
\n* The wear and tear of the cartilage between the neck vertebrae, which we call degeneration
\n* Sudden and strong neck movements. Lifting heavy, sudden reverse turns.
\n* Long-term work with head tilted: Desk jobs.
\n* Sudden braking or traffic accident, especially for those who drive without wearing a seat belt.
\n* Previous neck trauma, sports injuries.
\n* Osteoporosis.<\/p>\n
* Fibromyositis<\/strong>: It is a frequently recurring spasm of the neck and lower back muscles. It is popularly known as adele's rheumatism. Methods used in the diagnosis of neck hernia The patient diagnosed with herniated disc may be in any of the following clinical conditions. In stage 1-2, primarily drug therapy, use of a neck brace, and physical therapy are tried. In this period, the recovery of the disease is aimed at reducing the amount of water in the ruptured disc tissue with rest and medications. This period must occur within 1 month. Patients who do not improve despite conservative treatment for more than a month are candidates for surgical treatment. Neck Hernia and Treatment<\/p>\n Surgical treatment of neck hernia, cervical microdiscectomy * Minimum risk of tissue damage, blood loss and infection due to surgery. * The patient's current complaints and findings are compatible with the MRI. Neck Hernia and Its Treatment: Surgery Under general anesthesia, it is performed on the anterior face of the neck, preferably on the right side. Reaching the anterior surface of the spine, the surgeon reaches the desired spine distance with fluoroscopy control. From this moment on, it starts to clean the cartilage between the two vertebrae using a microscope. Finally, the torn cartilage that is pressing on the nerve or spinal cord is removed and the pressure is removed. NEUROLOGICAL REHABILITATION ORTHOPEDIC REHABILITATION GERIATRIC REHABILITATION Boyun F\u0131t\u0131\u011f\u0131 ve Tedavisi Boyun F\u0131t\u0131\u011f\u0131 ve Tedavisi: Boyunda 7 adet omur cismi bulunur. Yap\u0131lar\u0131 itibariyle bir \u00f6nceki b\u00f6l\u00fcmde anlat\u0131lan bel omurlar\u0131ndan tek farklar\u0131, daha k\u00fc\u00e7\u00fck olmalar\u0131d\u0131r. Her omurga aras\u0131nda yast\u0131k\u00e7\u0131k dedi\u011fimiz k\u0131k\u0131rdaklar mevcuttur. Bu k\u0131k\u0131rdak yap\u0131n\u0131n y\u0131rt\u0131larak, omurga i\u00e7inde seyreden omurilik veya kola da\u011f\u0131lan sinirlere bask\u0131 yapmas\u0131 donucu olu\u015fan hastal\u0131\u011fa boyun f\u0131t\u0131\u011f\u0131 denir. Hastada … <\/p>\n
\n* Impigment<\/strong> Disease: It is characterized by stiffening of the shoulder joint and severe pain radiating to the arm. The disease causes more severe pain, especially at night.
\n* Nerve Traps<\/strong>: It is the compression of the nerves dispersed from the spinal cord at certain points in the arm. The most well-known is Hand-Wrist Canal Disease, and it is pain and numbness that spreads to the entire arm at night, especially in women who are older than middle age or in anyone who requires wrist strength. If it is associated with neck hernia, it is called double entrapment and both must be treated at the same time. Detailed information about nerve entrapments is given in the next topic.
\n* tenosynovitis<\/strong>: It occurs as a result of swelling of the sheath of the muscles in the arm due to forcing or rheumatic reasons. It progresses with regional pain.<\/p>\n
\nClinical examination, Cervical MRI, Cervical CT, EMG. Clinical examination and Cervical MRI must be done. EMG is used if necessary to differentiate nerve entrapments.
\nStaging of neck hernia<\/p>\n
\n1- Severe neck pain and or arm pain.
\n2-Moderately recurring pain.
\n3- Signs of nerve damage such as weakness or numbness in the arm with pain.
\n4-Weakness and numbness in the arms and feet with the pain.
\n5- Increasing loss of strength and numbness in the arms and feet, and pain may not be in the foreground (narrowing due to calcification in the spinal canal following recurrent neck hernia attacks).<\/p>\nTreatment principles for staging<\/h3>\n
\nThe purpose of all the various types of lanyards is:
\nBa\u015f\u0131n boyun omurlar\u0131na olan bas\u0131nc\u0131n\u0131 azaltmak ve boynu hareketsiz tutarak istirahat ve iyile\u015fmeyi sa\u011flamakt\u0131r. Evre 3-4-5 de omurilik ve sinir dokusundaki hasar artmadan cerrahi tedavi uygulanmal\u0131d\u0131r. Sinir dokusundaki ileri derece hasarlar cerrahi tedaviyle d\u00fczeltilemez. Bu sebeple uyu\u015fma , hemiplegia<\/a> gibi bulgular saptan\u0131rsa erken d\u00f6nemde ameliyat ba\u015far\u0131 sa\u011flar.<\/p>\n
\nThe aim of surgical treatment is to remove the pressure on the spinal cord and nerve tissue. Thus, the patient is relieved of symptoms such as pain relief and numbness-weakness. These attempts, made at the right time and in experienced hands, give very good results. The only method used today is cervical microdiscectomy. In some patients, a bone removed from the body or synthetic prostheses are applied to replace the removed cartilage with microdiscectomy.<\/p>\nAdvantages of cervical microdiscectomy:<\/h3>\n
\n* Complete removal of the torn cartilage under the microscope.
\n* Absence of postoperative pain and restriction of movement.
\n* The patient can return home and work in a short time.<\/p>\nPositive factors in neck hernia surgery<\/h3>\n
\n* Timing of surgical intervention without permanent damage to spinal cord or nerve tissue.
\n* Absence of risk factors such as diabetes, hypertension, smoking.
\n* Ameliyattan sekonder kazan\u00e7 dedi\u011fimiz , psikolojik<\/a> beklentiler olmamas\u0131.
\n* Understanding the pre- and post-operative treatment principles within the framework of the physician-patient relationship, based on trust.
\n* Cerrah\u0131n konu hakk\u0131ndaki tecr\u00fcbesi, gerekti\u011finde servikal f\u00fczyon dedi\u011fimiz kemik veya protez<\/a> uygulamas\u0131n\u0131 ayn\u0131 seansta yapabilmesi.<\/p>\n
\nBu andan itibaren kemik veya protez<\/a> greft kullan\u0131m\u0131 y\u0131rt\u0131lan k\u0131k\u0131rda\u011f\u0131n omurgada yapt\u0131\u011f\u0131 hasara ba\u011fl\u0131 olarak uygulan\u0131r. Yumu\u015fak f\u0131t\u0131k dedi\u011fimiz ve omurgada kire\u00e7lenmelere yol a\u00e7mam\u0131\u015f boyun f\u0131t\u0131\u011f\u0131nda bu i\u015flem gerekli de\u011fildir. Omurgada kire\u00e7lenme yapm\u0131\u015f boyun f\u0131t\u0131klar\u0131nda f\u00fczyon dedi\u011fimiz protez<\/a> uygulamas\u0131n\u0131n yap\u0131lmas\u0131 gerekir.
\nAfter the surgery, the patient gets up 3 hours later and is sent home in the evening. The patient, who needs to wear a neck collar for 1-3 weeks, can return to work after 10 days.<\/p>\nOther Services As Eksen Health:<\/h4>\n
\nFel\u00e7 (\u0130nme – hemiplegia<\/a>) Tedavisi
\nSa\u011f\/Sol Taraf Paralysis Treatment<\/a>
\nBeyin Kanamas\u0131<\/a> Sonras\u0131 Rehabilitasyon
\nRehabilitation after Coagulation
\nHemiplegia<\/a> Tedavisi
\nRehabilitation of Brain & Spinal Cord Tumors
\nCancer Rehabilitation<\/a>
\nParkinson's Treatment<\/a>
\nMultiple Sclerosis (MS) Treatment
\nSpinal Cord Paralysis Treatment
\nAtaxia Rehabilitation
\nGullian-Barre Rehabilitation
\nOccupational Therapy (Ergotherapy)
\nSpeech Therapy
\nBedridden Rehabilitation
\nSwallowing Rehabilitation<\/a>
\nNG’li PEG’li Hasta Rehabilitasyonu<\/p>\n
\nRehabilitation After Hip & Knee Prosthesis
\nRehabilitation after Femur & Hip Fracture
\nAmeliyat – Cerrahi Sonras\u0131 Fizik Tedavi & Rehabilitasyon
\nLumbar & Neck Hernia Treatment
\nFibromyalgia Treatment
\nOsteoarthrit Treatment
\nRheumatoid Arthrit Treatment
\nSciatica Treatment
\nTreatment of Priformis Syndrome
\nMuscle Pain and Chronic Pain Treatment
\nBedridden Rehabilitation<\/p>\n
\nDementia Rehabilitation
\nAlzheimer Rehabilitation
\nFear of Fall treatment
\nWalking Rehabilitation
\nTreatment of Balance Disorder
\nPreventive Rehabilitation (Increasing Joint-Muscle Strength)
\nCognitive Rehabilitation
\nBedridden Rehabilitation<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"