CV Junction Anomaly
CV junction anomalies affect the area where the skull meets the upper cervical spine, impacting vital neural structures.
When to See a Doctor?
Persistent neck pain, weakness or numbness in limbs, imbalance while walking, difficulty swallowing, headaches, or tingling sensations.
Why CV Junction Anomaly Surgery?
Surgery relieves pressure on the spinal cord and stabilises the junction to prevent neurological deterioration. Early intervention helps restore mobility and prevents permanent nerve damage.