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Scar tissue is a necessary by product of any operation. Following surgery, it causes the spinal nerves to attach to the margins of the disc spaces, pulling, pinching, and irritating them. It is commonly believed this may be the cause of a failed back surgery but its factuality has never been substantiated.
