Spine Tumours
Spine tumours develop within or around the spinal cord and vertebrae, affecting nerve function and stability.
When to See a Doctor?
Persistent back pain, weakness or numbness in limbs, difficulty walking, bowel or bladder problems, or unexplained weight loss.
Why Spine Tumours Surgery?
Surgical treatment removes the tumour, relieves spinal cord compression, and stabilises the spine. Early surgery helps preserve nerve function and improves quality of life.