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Understanding How Artificial Disc Replacement Works
During artificial disc replacement, the damaged spinal disc is carefully removed and replaced with a synthetic implant designed to replicate natural disc movement. This implant allows controlled motion at the treated segment and helps maintain normal spinal mechanics. The procedure may be performed in the cervical or lumbar spine depending on the location of symptoms. Advanced imaging is used to guide placement and ensure accurate alignment of the artificial disc. By preserving movement rather than eliminating it, artificial disc replacement can reduce strain on surrounding vertebrae and support long term spinal health.






