What it is
Rehabilitation after nerve-root decompression restores walking, movement and work capacity while monitoring neurological symptoms.
Typical clinical symptoms
- Wound pain and low-back stiffness
- Residual leg nerve symptoms that may improve gradually
- Weakness and reduced tolerance for sitting, walking or lifting
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After Surgery
When should the medical team be contacted?
Fever or wound discharge, wound opening, new one-sided leg swelling, difficulty breathing, chest pain, a cold limb, progressive weakness, deformity or sudden loss of function require immediate contact with the medical team or emergency services.
Descriptions are for orientation. Diagnosis follows history, clinical examination and, only when indicated, imaging or laboratory tests.
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