Cervical Neck Fusion Surgery
Get the Medical Treatment You Need to Recover from a Spinal Cord Injury in Los Angeles
The cervical region of the spine begins at the base of the skull and runs down the neck. It includes seven vertebras numbered C1 through C7, as well as cushioning discs, ligaments, tendons, and nerves. The cervical spine protects the spinal cord, which lies inside it, and supports the skull. When injuries occur to the spine in this area, it can be very painful and damaging.
That is why Biren Law Group is here to stand up for your rights and fight for the justice you deserve. Our team of Los Angeles spinal cord injury lawyers is always ready to assist with your injury case.
Contact us today at (310) 896-4345 to take the next step towards recovery.
Conservative Treatment for Neck Pain
Neck pain is first treated with braces, hot and cold packs, anti-inflammatory drugs, physical therapy, and/or cervical epidural injections. If the pain persists despite these treatments, the next consideration for many types of neck injury victims is surgery.
Cervical fusion is a type of neck surgery that fuses together two or more vertebrae, using bone grafts, metal rods, and screws. It is designed to stabilize the spine and eliminate pain-generating movement. Biren Law Group's lawyers have a long history of obtaining substantial financial recoveries for plaintiffs who needed a neck fusion as a result of an accident caused by someone else's negligence.
Our attorneys have successfully represented hundreds of people in neck surgery claims. Because of this experience, we understand the long-term consequences of spinal cord injuries and know how to craft compelling claims that demonstrate clients’ needs.
When One Neck Surgery Is Not Enough
Unfortunately, we know that a significant percentage of people who undergo one neck fusion surgery will need another one at some point in the future; the reason being that the additional stress on the levels adjacent to the surgical site can expedite breakdown of the spine and discs. Failure to account for this potential issue in negotiations or litigation with the insurance company could leave injury victims personally responsible for significant surgery costs. We don't let that happen to our clients.
Our team anticipates this and other potential future costs you may face because of your injuries, calculating them into to the fair amount of compensation you deserve.
To arrange a free consultation regarding your neck injury claim, please call us at (310) 896-4345. We are looking forward to assisting you.
