Lumbar laminectomy and single-level stabilization at Centro de Neurología Avanzada (CNA) in Seville, Spain, combines nerve decompression with spinal fusion. Neurosurgeon Dr. Pablo Clavel has over 25 years of experience and is listed among Spain’s 100 best doctors by Forbes.
A laminectomy removes part of the vertebra to relieve pressure on spinal nerves. Stabilization then joins the affected vertebrae to treat instability and support the spine.
The surgical team may use minimally invasive lumbar microsurgery, percutaneous instrumentation, or open surgery with an operating microscope. Endoscopic and radioscopic guidance, microsurgical vision systems, or neuronavigation may guide the procedure.
Fixation can use transpedicular screws and vertebral body substitutes. Available implant systems include NuVasive and Centinel Spine.
The surgery takes 1 to 5 hours, depending on the approach. Time in the operating and recovery rooms is typically 3 to 7 hours. General anesthesia is used.
Hospital stays range from 1 to 10 days, depending on the approach and surgical area. Patients typically start getting up the same day or the next day, followed by progressive rehabilitation.
Minimally invasive methods may reduce tissue damage, pain after surgery, blood loss, infection risk, and hospital time compared with traditional spine surgery.
CNA reports more than 2,500 spine operations, with over 90% of patients reporting pain reduction. This figure does not predict an individual patient’s result.
Dr. Pablo Clavel specializes in spine surgery and neurosurgery. He is a member of AO Spine and advises Neos Surgery on research and development.
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Centro de Neurología Avanzada (CNA) is a private neurology center in Sevilla, Spain. The clinic operates across multiple sites and provides multidisciplinary care for adults and children. Its medical team includes 20 doctors who specialize in neurology, neurosurgery, and psychiatry. The Sevilla facility has nine consultation rooms and four waiting areas.
The clinic treats roughly 35,000 patients every year. Within the dedicated Sleep Unit, specialists perform over 350 videopolysomnographic studies annually. CNA holds Top Doctors recognition for its high standard of private healthcare in Spain.
Several physicians have earned individual professional awards:
CNA hosts epilepsy specialist rotations from Central America. The medical team also presents research at major events like the International Congress of Parkinson's Disease.
The clinic manages complex neurological conditions through specialized diagnostic and treatment pathways. The Epilepsy Unit uses prolonged video-EEG monitoring – up to 15 days – to identify seizure origins. This unit reports high surgical success rates:
For neurodegenerative diseases, CNA offers an integrated cognitive decline assessment pathway. The team uses blood biomarkers and PET amyloid imaging to diagnose early-stage Alzheimer's disease. Selected patients may receive advanced anti-amyloid therapies like Donanemab or Lecanemab.
The neurosurgery department focuses on vascular pathologies and tumor removal. Surgeons perform wide craniotomies to treat giant meningiomas measuring up to 8 cm. They use intraoperative neurophysiological mapping to protect brain function during these procedures.
The Spine Unit specializes in minimally invasive techniques for degenerative disc lesions. Dr. Pablo Clavel leads the Artificial Disc Replacement (ADR) program with 25 years of experience. The clinic has performed over 2,500 spine operations. More than 90% of patients report pain reduction.
The Psychiatry department treats adult conditions including depression, anxiety, and personality disorders. Specialists use transcranial magnetic stimulation to treat medication-resistant depression. This non-invasive method uses magnetic pulses delivered through a coil on the head to adjust neural circuits.
Pediatric care comes from the Neurodevelopment and Learning Disorders Unit. The team includes neuropediatricians, psychologists, and speech therapists who treat emotional and behavioral disorders. This unit integrates family and school settings into each child's treatment plan.
CNA provides a full range of neurological testing tools. Specialists use high-resolution Doppler sonography to assess vascular risks in stroke patients. The facility also offers electromyography (EMG) and visual evoked potentials to test nerve and brain function.
The Sleep Unit features specialized equipment for sleep disorder check-ups. Spine surgeons use microsurgical vision systems and radioscopic guidance for precise implant placement. For complex epilepsy cases, the clinic uses Sentiva devices for vagus nerve stimulation.
International patients can access videoconsultations to review medical results and plan treatment. These online sessions allow initial assessments without travel. Physical attendance is only needed for imaging or instrumental studies. CNA partners with Hospital Universitario San Rafael for specialized care needs.
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