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Brachialgia how treat pinched nerve neck
Brachialgia is the technical term for arm pain and described as the upper body equivalent of sciatica. Much like sciatica, the onset can be sudden and unexpected. To understand it more, we spoke to Mr David Bell, a London-based neurosurgeon, who explained what causes it, the symptoms and the treatment options available.
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5 different types of spondylolisthesis
When a bone in the vertebra slips out of place it is known as a condition called spondylolisthesis. There are, however, five types of this condition and none of which should be confused for a slipped disc. Leading neurosurgeon Mr David Bell explains the differences and how it's treated.
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Cracked backs and kyphoplasty: an expert’s guide to vertebral compression fractures
Back injuries can be very serious. Your spine is not just part of your skeleton – it also contains important nerves that help to control your body. One type of injury that can occur is a vertebral compression fracture. Top neurosurgeon Mr David Bell explains.
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What to expect from ACDF surgery
Are you experiencing pain, tingling and weakness in your arms and hands? You could be suffering from a herniated disc. We interviewed Doctor David Bell about ACDF surgery, to treat pain caused by a bulging or herniated disk in the neck.
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