Cervical Radiculopathy (Pinched Nerve in Neck)
Cervical radiculopathy occurs when a nerve in the neck is compressed as it exits the spine.
Understanding the Pathology
Herniated discs or bone spurs narrow the cervical neural foramen.
First-Line Conservative Management
Physical therapy, traction, and selective nerve blocks.
Comprehensive Diagnostic Protocol
Under the direct care of Dr. Achal Gupta (Senior Neurosurgeon & Endoscopic Spine Specialist), clinical diagnosis is established through methodical physical, neurological, and advanced imaging/electrophysiological correlation to provide the most effective treatment outcome.
Common Symptoms & Warning Signs
Symptoms vary based on underlying pathology, duration of symptoms, and individual patient factors.
Radiating Arm Pain
Sharp pain traveling down the arm into the fingers.
How is this Condition Evaluated?
A methodical diagnostic process ensuring precise identification of the underlying generator and functional impact.
Cervical Spine MRI
Visualizes disc protrusions and neural foraminal narrowing.
When is Advanced Intervention Considered?
Posterior Endoscopic Cervical Foraminotomy directly decompresses the nerve without fusion.
When to Seek Urgent Medical Evaluation
While many conditions can be evaluated electively, the following signs warrant immediate medical consultation:
- •Gait unsteadiness
- •Cervical myelopathy signs
Medical Education Information
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Whether you are seeking definitive relief from severe sciatica, slipped disc, or exploring minimally invasive endoscopic alternatives, we are here with ethical, compassionate guidance.