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Posterior Cervical Decompression Surgery Guide

1 Rev. 2/16 Kevin O Neill, MD8450 Northwest , IN Cervical Decompression Surgery GuideTable of ContentsThe Cervical Spine ..1 Day of Surgery ..4 Cervical Surgery ..2 Evening of Surgery ..4 Before Surgery ..3 Morning After Surgery ..5 Medications ..4 Post-operative Instructions ..5 The Cervical SpineYou are being scheduled for Surgery on your Cervical spine. Dr. O Neill has determined the type of procedure that is necessary for you after reviewing your symptoms, your physical assessment, your X-rays and other studies that you have had bones in the Cervical spine are called vertebrae. There are seven vertebrae in the Cervical spine.

Cervical Surgery The cervical surgery that has been scheduled for you is to correct the problems that you have been experiencing in your cervical spine. Dr. O’Neill has discussed with you the possible surgeries that may assist in helping correct your problems. He has elected to perform the one of the following surgeries for you: 1.

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