Spinal Fusion Surgery: Hospital Setting and Specialist Surgeons
Spinal fusion is performed in a hospital operating room equipped with advanced surgical instruments and imaging technology, ensuring a sterile, controlled environment. The procedure is typically conducted by an orthopedic surgeon or neurosurgeon who has specialized training in spine surgery. These specialists evaluate the patient's condition, plan the surgical approach, and perform the fusion to stabilize the spinal segment.
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