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Disc Replacement Surgery

Are You Considering Disc Replacement Surgery?

There are a variety of issues that can cause neck pain. Ranging from; a simple sprain to a herniated disc. One of the most common causes of neck pain, that Dr. Pribil can treat at our practice, is herniated discs. Neck pain can also be caused by arthritic changes related to aging. No matter what the cause, Dr. Pribil can help you with your pain because he is one of the world’s leading disc replacement surgery experts.

Our Neurosurgeon, Stefan Pribil, MD, provides total and complete diagnosis evaluations and procedural treatments for patients suffering from injuries of the neck, back and spine.

Our state-of-the-art facility is designed for patient comfort. You can expect to be greeted by friendly faces and skilled staff.

Upon admission, family members and/or friends are welcome to join you as you are prepared for procedures in a relaxing pre-operative area. After procedures are complete, patients rest and recover in our post-anesthesia care unit and remain under close supervision until they are ready to return home.

Dr. Pribil has performed over 10,000 successful surgeries including hundreds of disc replacement surgery procedures in a career spanning 4 decades. Now he is proud to offer you prodisc® C total disc replacement which was developed as an alternative to spinal fusion, enabling controlled and guided motion while providing restoration to the disc height to offload pinched nerves.

The patented design of the implant includes a fixed center of rotation and a central “keel”—allowing a normal range of motion while providing stability to the spine and significantly reducing reoperations at the adjacent levels.

prodisc® C has been shown to facilitate a quicker return to active life after your disc replacement surgery. It has also been shown to enable patients to retain their range of motion, enabling the spine to flex over the long-term.

Who is a good candidate for Disc Replacement Surgery?

Your spinal discs act as a cushion to absorb shock between the vertebrae during movement. Due to aging or injury, the spinal disc may lose its cushioning effect, resulting in a loss of disc height and causing:

  • Irritation or pinching of the nerves
  • A bulge or herniation of the disc,pushing disc material into the spinal canal
  • Inflammation and pressure on the local nerve

If you experience any of these issues, then you may be a great candidate for Cervical Disc Replacement Surgery. Call Dr. Pribil to day at 407-357-0635 to schedule your initial consultation!

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