Besides a physical and neurological examination, the spine specialist may order tests such as an MRI or discogram.

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Exams and Tests for a Herniated Disc

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Paul Jeffords, MD – orthopaedic spine surgeon at Emory Johns Creek Hospital explains herniated/ruptured disk in the spine.

This is a video of a low back surgery for disc herniation. Also, known as a lumbar laminectomy.

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Dr. Cece describes decompression by creating negative pressure inside the damaged or herniated disc.

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