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The common ailments that plague people in regard to their neck or their cervical

spine are herniated discs which can compress on a nerve and create arm pain

or numbness or weakness. Not uncommonly, as patients get older they may develop a

narrowing of the spinal canal that can compress on their spinal cord.

That can create some more concerning types of neurological problems.

The most common conditions that patients undergo surgery in their neck for are

disc herniations which compress on a nerve and cause arm pain.

Another condition which is very similar would be degenerative narrowing of the nerve

space, either an individual nerve or the spinal cord. The primary goal of these

surgeries is to relieve the pressure that is on the nerves or on the spinal cord.

The primary surgeries that we perform for neck

problems, particularly disk herniations or a narrowing of the nerve spaces, would

include opening up that space, or what we call a decompression, and the majority of

the time, that's followed by a fusion because we have to rebuild what we've

taken out. Many times, particularly in younger patients, we're able to do a

replacement disc which allows continued motion rather than performing a fusion.

In terms of post-operative recovery from neck surgery, people are up and walking

the day of surgery or the day after. Sometimes they may not even stay in the

hospital. Long-term recovery may depend on the exact procedure that's done.

If a patient doesn't have a heavy labor type of job, they could go back to work in a

week or two as soon as they feel comfortable doing so.

People with more physical jobs, we would want them out of work longer just for

complete healing.

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Thoracic Aortic Aneurysms: Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment - Duration: 1:56.

My interest in thoracic aortic disease dates back to when I was a trainee, a medical resident

actually in the emergency room.

I took care of a patient who presented with symptoms that were very consistent with something

called an acute aortic dissection.

In fact, I was convinced the patient had that abnormality.

I sent him for a diagnostic study called an aortogram and the radiologist told me that

he didn't have it.

For me that was problematic because I was convinced that he did and ultimately, I managed

to prove that that's what he had and I sent him for surgery.

But it really bothered me that we didn't know enough about the disease to diagnose it accurately

and it started my interest in figuring out how can we do this better; how can we more

accurately recognize these conditions, diagnose them, and treat them.

Some of the things that we're doing at the Mass General Thoracic Aortic Center which

sets us apart from many of the other programs in the country is we are really connecting

the clinical understanding of thoracic aortic disease with both the imaging and the research

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We have an investigator on our team named Mark Lindsey, who studies the pathophysiology

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the underlying mechanisms that genetic abnormalities end up leading to thoracic aortic aneurysms.

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