Board-certified Neurosurgeon

Anterior Cervical Discectomy Fusion

Restore Spinal Stability

ACDF spine surgery in Long Island is a last resort solution to cervical (neck) disc herniation. The spine surgeon carefully removes all the bulging, herniated parts of the damaged spinal disc or the complete spinal disc from the neck, thus alleviating pressure from the surrounding nerve roots. After removing the damaged spinal disc, the surgeon places bone graft material between the vertebrae to facilitate spinal stability.

Anterior cervical discectomy fusion is a complex surgical procedure, and it should only be attempted after all other conservative solutions have been tried. Dr. William McCormick diagnoses the root cause of your cervical disc herniation and identifies the affected spinal discs to curate the ideal treatment plan. The conservative treatment may start with medications, physical therapy, and injections, and a discectomy fusion is attempted if all other solutions fail.

A comprehensive anatomical model of the vertebral column, inclusive of an accurately represented spinal cord, is deemed vital within a neurosurgical practice.

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Brain and Spine Surgeon Long Island

Serving Suffolk County and Nassau County

  • Dr. McCormick serves clients across Long Island, and New York. He is personalized and attentive. From surgery through recovery, Dr. McCormick is there for his patients.

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