Endoscopic Spine Surgery

Majority of spinal surgical procedures involve direct manipulation or reconstruction or replacement of the diseased region by the surgeon and a clear vision of surgical field is the first requirement to accomplish the surgical goals. Due to deep anatomical location of the spinal structure, historically, this has been achieved by using long skin incisions, wide tissue dissection and many times even significant bone removal. The overall impact of this has been high complications and low patient satisfaction rates.
Endoscopic Spine Surgery is a state-of-the-art minimally-invasive spine surgery system that has revolutionized the treatment of back and neck disorders. It utilizes small tubes through millimeter long skin cuts, assisted with a high-definition camera (called as Endoscope) for vision. This means there is:

• No requirement of general anesthesia
• Minimum collateral damage to healthy tissues around the diseased portion of spine
• Little blood loss
• Preservation of normal motion of spine
• Immediate recovery
• Less pain
• Less medications
• Less complications
• Overall better clinical outcomes