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Cervical Spine Injuries with Surgical Fusion

ID: exh82153
This is a single custom board of an anterior cervical fusion surgery and contains a pre and post operative condition image and four steps of the corrective surgery. The pre-operative condition is a film interpretation that illustrates the disc herniation at C3-4. There is also an orientation image to show where the herniated disc is in relation to the cervical spine. The four steps include and anterior incision, the removal of the herniated disc, the placement of an implant, and the securing of the implant with a two-hole uni-plate. The post-operative image is also a film interpretation, this one illustrating the hardware and implant in place and secured. The original film is next to it as an inset.
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