Radiofrequency ablation is a minimally invasive treatment indicated in some cases of chronic neck pain.

Arthrodesis is a surgical procedure that joins two or more vertebrae, providing stability in cases of severe pain or instability of the spine.

Treatments for vertebral fractures involve bone cementation to stabilize the spine. Kyphoplasty allows for height restoration; vertebroplasty only provides stabilization.

A technique that allows for the decompression of compressed nerves through small incisions and less invasive procedures, focusing on rapid recovery and minimal impact on surrounding tissues.

Minimally invasive surgery uses modern techniques that reduce damage to tissues, allowing for faster recovery.

Complementary therapies include physiotherapy, injections, and postural exercises, which are important in relieving pain and improving posture.