Laminectomy in San Francisco, CA
18 spine surgeons in San Francisco, CA, perform laminectomy. Compare profiles, credentials, and patient ratings below.
Spine Surgeons in San Francisco, CA
Clement K. Jones
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Abdullah M. Alshammari
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Ahmed Aljahwari
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Alan B. Dang
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Alexander A. Theologis
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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David Gendelberg
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Fabrice A. Kuelling
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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James Zucherman
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Jeremie Larouche
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Ken Hsu
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Kevin Hwang
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Mark C. Xu
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Mohamed Al-Amoodi
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Murat Pekmezci
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Rajiv K. Sethi
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Rayshad Oshtory
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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William R. Campbell
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Youjeong Kim
Orthopedic Surgeon San Francisco, CA
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Common questions
- How long does laminectomy recovery take?
- Many people return to light activities and desk work within a few weeks. Full recovery commonly takes two to three months, and longer if fusion was added.
- Will a laminectomy fix my leg pain?
- Laminectomy typically relieves leg symptoms caused by nerve compression, such as pain and numbness from stenosis. Back pain from arthritis may persist, so it is important to understand which symptoms the surgery targets.
- Do I need a fusion with my laminectomy?
- Not always. Fusion is typically added only when the spine is unstable or a significant amount of bone must be removed. Your surgeon will explain whether your anatomy calls for it.
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