Congenital spinal defects in México City - Pediatric neurosurgeon

Congenital spine defects are malformations present from birth. Timely diagnosis and treatment can help prevent or minimize further neurological damage.

Common causes

Scoliosis

Scoliosis is characterized by a visible curvature of the spine. It can present with symptoms such as body asymmetry, back pain, and neurological disorders.

Spina Bifida

Spina bifida can be classified as occulta, meningocele, or myelomeningocele. It is a condition in which the spinal cord and nerves are exposed and visible on the back.

Tethered Cord Syndrome

In this condition, the spinal cord is abnormally attached to surrounding tissues. It can cause back pain, muscle weakness, and incontinence.

Treatments and procedures

Surgery

In congenital spinal defects, surgery aims to correct the spinal cord, restore mobility, and prevent further damage to the nervous system.

Treat congenital spine defects with a certified and skilled pediatric neurosurgeon in Mexico City. The specialist works with the newest techniques and technology to help get the expected results while providing a safe and conformable environment.

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Approximate times

View the times for congenital spinal defects.

	Procedure	Hospital stay
Congenital spinal defects	2 hrs.	4 - 6 hrs.

Congenital spinal defects

Procedure: 2 hrs.
Hospital stay: 4 - 6 hrs.

Note: Time may vary according to the specific patient procedure. All cases and treatments are different. For diagnosis and information contact one of our top clinics.

After surgery

Out of town patients’ follow-ups can be scheduled with the pediatric neurosurgeon face-to-face or virtually. Patients are clear for flying after 7 - 10 days from surgery for spine tumors.

Note: See with the specialist what follow-up or postoperative care you need to take with a primary care physician, or specialist in your home city, regarding sutures or medication adjustments after the procedure.

For estimates, please contact the clinic to request a consultation.

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