A laminectomy is a common type of spine surgery. During the procedure, a spine surgeon removes a small section of bone (called the lamina) from the lower spine. This surgery is most commonly performed on the lower spine (lumbar laminectomy), but it can also be performed on the neck (cervical laminectomy) or the middle of the back (thoracic laminectomy). The lamina is bone pieces that protrude from the back of the spine (also known as "bony arches"). During surgery, their removal relieves pressure on compressed nerves or the spinal cord, potentially improving quality of life and function. The natural aging process of the spine's bones begins around the age of 30 and results in pain or nerve-related symptoms in many cases. Surgery is frequently the best option when these symptoms impair function and quality of life. For other reasons, a laminectomy is sometimes performed as part of a larger surgery.
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