Tethered spinal cord
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Tethered Spinal Cord Overview:
Condition where the spinal cord is abnormally attached to the surrounding tissues, restricting its movement
Can occur at the base of the spine and lead to various neurological symptoms
Causes of Tethered Spinal Cord:
Congenital condition (present at birth)
Spinal cord injury or trauma
Tumors or lesions affecting the spinal cord
Scar tissue formation after spinal surgery
Signs and Diagnosis:
Symptoms may include back pain, leg weakness, numbness, and bowel or bladder dysfunction
Diagnosis through imaging studies (MRI) to visualize the tethered spinal cord and assess its impact on surrounding structures
Treatment for Tethered Spinal Cord:
Surgical intervention to release the tethered spinal cord
Rehabilitation to address neurological symptoms
Medications for pain management and to address complications
NYPMD Pain Doctors for Tethered Spinal Cord:
Specialized evaluation by NYPMD pain doctors outside New York
Expertise in managing pain associated with tethered spinal cord
Collaborative approach with neurosurgeons and other specialists for comprehensive patient care
What You Can Expect at NYPMD for Tethered Spinal Cord:
Thorough assessment of the tethered spinal cord and its impact on neurological function
Personalized pain management plans tailored to individual needs
Surgical expertise and postoperative care for optimal recovery
Holistic support for improved spinal function and overall well-being
It's important to get evaluated by a top New York injury doctor in the first 72 hours after your accident.