Chronic musculoskeletal conditions affecting the Neck, Back and Spine can lead to debilitating pain, reduced mobility, and long-term disability. Issues such as cervical disc degeneration, herniated lumbar discs, and spinal misalignment are common due to aging, poor posture, and occupational hazards. Technological advancements in diagnostics, including high-resolution MRI and AI-assisted imaging, have improved the early detection of spinal disorders. Minimally invasive surgical techniques, such as microdiscectomy and robotic-assisted spinal fusion, are reducing recovery times while enhancing surgical precision. Beyond surgery, regenerative medicine, including stem cell therapy and biologic injections, is emerging as a promising alternative for treating degenerative spinal conditions. Rehabilitation programs incorporating targeted physiotherapy and wearable biomechanical devices are also playing a crucial role in pain management and postural correction. As orthopedic research progresses, innovative therapies and preventive strategies continue to reshape how Neck, Back and Spine disorders are diagnosed and treated, improving overall musculoskeletal health.
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