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Advanced Laminectomy (Cervical, Lumbar & Dorsal) Surgery in Thane by Dr. Amogh Zawar

Persistent neck or back pain, tingling in arms or legs, or difficulty walking are often caused by compression of spinal nerves. This nerve pressure can arise due to bone overgrowth, herniated discs, or spinal degeneration.

At Spine Fix Clinic, Thane, Dr. Amogh Zawar, a leading Spine and Orthopedic Surgeon, specializes in Laminectomy surgeries designed to relieve nerve compression, restore spinal stability, and improve overall mobility, using modern, minimally invasive techniques that prioritize patient comfort and faster recovery.

What is a Laminectomy?

A Laminectomy (also called spinal decompression surgery) is a procedure where a small section of bone called the lamina, which covers the spinal canal, is carefully removed to relieve pressure on the spinal cord or nerve roots.

This procedure is performed when spinal nerves are compressed due to:

Depending on which area of the spine is affected, a laminectomy is categorized as:

Dr. Amogh Zawar often uses microscopic or endoscopic-assisted techniques, ensuring minimal muscle disruption, less postoperative pain, and faster healing.

Conditions Treated with Laminectomy

A laminectomy is highly effective in treating a range of spinal conditions, including:

These conditions often cause radiating pain, numbness, tingling, weakness, and difficulty walking or standing for long periods, all of which can be improved with a laminectomy.

When is a Laminectomy Recommended?

Dr. Amogh Zawar may recommend a laminectomy if:

Prompt treatment prevents permanent nerve damage, making early intervention crucial.

How the Laminectomy Procedure is Performed

Benefits of Laminectomy Surgery

Laminectomy offers multiple benefits for patients suffering from chronic spinal compression:

Why Choose Dr. Amogh Zawar for a Laminectomy in Thane?

Recovery and Rehabilitation After Laminectomy

Recovery varies based on the level and extent of decompression, but most patients experience steady improvement within weeks.

Immediate Postoperative Phase (0–2 Weeks):

Early Recovery Phase (2–6 Weeks):

Late Recovery Phase (6 Weeks Onwards):

Long-term care includes posture correction, ergonomic spine support, and regular follow-ups with Dr. Amogh Zawar to monitor healing and stability.

Conclusion

Laminectomy is a highly effective and time-tested procedure for patients suffering from nerve compression, spinal stenosis, or degenerative spine disorders. At Spine Fix Clinic, Thane, Dr. Amogh Zawar combines advanced surgical precision with a patient-first approach to deliver lasting relief, faster recovery, and improved spinal health.

If chronic back or neck pain is affecting your quality of life, schedule a consultation with Dr. Amogh Zawar today to explore your best treatment options for a pain-free, active future.

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Real Success Stories from Patients Who Found Relief at Spinefix

"I was looking for the best slip disc treatment in Thane and was referred to Dr. Amogh Zawar. The minimally invasive procedure at Spinefix was a complete success. His team is excellent, and I recovered very quickly."

R. Patel Thane West

"My father’s sciatica was unbearable. We found Dr. Zawar, the best spine surgeon in Thane for endoscopic surgery. He is brilliant and so reassuring. My father was walking without pain the very next day. We are so grateful."

A. Joshi Ghodbunder Road, Thane
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Is a Laminectomy a safe procedure?
Yes. When performed by an experienced spine surgeon using modern techniques, a laminectomy is highly safe and effective with excellent long-term outcomes.
2. How long will I stay in the hospital?
Typically, patients stay for 1–3 days post-surgery, depending on their recovery rate and the complexity of the case.
3. Will I need a spinal fusion too?
In some cases of spinal instability, a fusion may be done alongside a laminectomy to maintain structural integrity.
4. When can I return to work?
Most patients resume desk jobs within 3–4 weeks and physically demanding work in 6–8 weeks.
5. Will the pain return after surgery?
In most cases, pain relief is long-lasting. Maintaining good posture, doing regular exercises, and avoiding strain ensure durable results.

Common Spine Conditions We Treat

From back pain to spinal deformities, our expert team at Spinefix Clinic provides compassionate,
advanced care for a wide range of spine conditions in Thane.

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