Neuromonitorization

Neuromonitorization During Surgery
The spinal cord is located in the spinal canal within the vertebra. The cord contains the nerve roots that come from the brain and conduct orders to our arms and legs—similar to the function of electrical cables.

Several conditions can damage the “electric flow” in these cables:

•          • Compression of cony fragment in vertebral fractures
•          • Compression of disc herniations
•          • Compression due to narrow canal
•          • Compression that occurs in the surgery due to corrective maneuvers applied for deformities.
  
  

This damage can be permanent or temporary. Intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring is used to trace and record these electrical activities. It acts like an early-warning system.