Cervical Artificial Disc Replacement (ADR)
Division Lower Extremity Reconstruction & Robotic Arthroplasty / Institutional Program Spine Care Hub / Technical Procedure Cervical Artificial Disc Replacement (ADR)
1 Anatomical Alignment first
2 Functional Stabilization next
3 Robotic Reconstruction finally

This procedure is performed within the Spine Care Hub of the Lower Extremity Reconstruction & Robotic Arthroplasty following institutional board-reviewed treatment planning.

Precision Surgical Board Governance
Spine Surgery

Cervical Artificial Disc Replacement (ADR)

The motion-preserving alternative to fusion for cervical disc herniations and neck pain.

800+ Procedures
Kinematic Precision
Rapid Recovery
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"The Surgeon's Eye"

Dr. Prashanth Reddy A explains the procedure.

Internal Doctrine

"Motion-preserving restoration of the cervical spine to eliminate neck and arm pain."

Precision Strategy: Sub-millimeter robotic alignment strategy
Clinical Standard: USA-Standard Surgical Governance

Anatomical Pathology

Unlike traditional fusion, ADR replaces the damaged cervical disc with a movable cobalt-chromium or titanium implant. This maintains the natural motion of the neck, reducing the stress on adjacent discs and potentially avoiding future surgeries.

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Ideal Program Candidate

Single or two-level cervical disc herniation
Persistent arm pain, numbness, or weakness
Lack of significant facet joint arthritis
Active patients wanting to maintain neck mobility

Case Complexity Tier

Standard Primary Arthroplasty & Soft Tissue Repair
Advanced Deformity Correction & Multi-Ligament Reconstruction
Complex Revision Surgery & Massive Bone Loss Management

Program Precision Benchmarks

Feature Conventional Precision Robotic System
Mobility Locked (Fusion) Natural Motion (ADR)
Adjacent Level Wear High risk Significantly reduced

Kinetic Recovery Analytics

Fusion
16 weeks
ADR
6 weeks

Institutional Surgical Pipeline

Day 0

Disc Exchange & Restoration

Anterior access | 60 mins

Day 2

Full Neck Range

Early mobilization without collar

Fee Transparency

Total institutional package pricing.

₹3.8L – ₹6.0L including premium motion-preserving implants

Surgical Board Oversight

This procedure is strictly governed by our multi-fellowship board protocol.

Infection Prevention Protocol

Standard Spine Sterility Protocol

Board Evaluation Workflow

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Flexion/Extension X-Rays

Verifying native motion preservation potential

Institutional Inquiry Clearing

Why choose ADR over fusion?

ADR preserves motion, which is shown to reduce the 'domino effect' of wearing out the discs above and below the surgical site.