• Goal: Reduce trauma and promote faster recovery. • Techniques: Smaller incisions, advanced instruments, and precise imaging. • Benefits: Less pain, quicker recovery, and reduced scarring.
• Tiny Incisions: Less than an inch long, reducing muscle and tissue damage. • Narrow Tubes: Inserted through the incisions to access the spine. • Fluoroscopy: Real-time X-ray guides the surgeon through the process.
• Endoscope: A small camera with light provides a clear view of the surgical area. • High-Resolution Imaging: Detailed visuals on a monitor ensure accuracy. • Minimal Tissue Disruption: The approach avoids cutting through muscles and tissues unnecessarily.
• Spinal Fusion: Fusing two or more vertebrae to stabilize the spine. • Discectomy: Removing damaged or herniated discs to relieve nerve pressure. • Laminectomy: Removing bone or tissue to decompress spinal nerves.
• Scoliosis Surgery: Corrects abnormal curvature of the spine with minimal invasiveness. • Kyphosis Correction: Straightens the spine to improve posture. • Artificial Disc Replacement: Replaces damaged discs to preserve natural spine movement.