Spinal Trauma refers to injuries to the spinal column, spinal cord, or supporting structures caused by accidents, falls, or high-impact injuries. Such trauma can lead to instability, deformity, or even paralysis if not treated promptly. Spinal Stabilization Surgery is performed to realign and secure the spine using screws, rods, and plates, restoring spinal stability and protecting the spinal cord and nerves. Early diagnosis and surgical intervention are crucial to prevent further neurological damage and ensure optimal recovery.

• Purpose: To stabilize the injured spine, prevent further spinal cord damage, and correct deformity.
• Techniques: Includes fixation with pedicle screws, rods, and cages, sometimes combined with bone grafting or fusion.
• Approach: Can be performed via posterior, anterior, or combined approaches, depending on the level and nature of the injury.
• Recovery: Early mobilization is encouraged; physiotherapy aids in regaining strength and movement.
• Outcomes: With timely surgery, patients often achieve good pain relief, improved neurological function, and restored spinal alignment.