Percutaneous Stenoscopic Spine Decompression

Minimally invasive endoscopic surgery for cervical nerve decompression

This is one of the most advanced endoscopic techniques in the world. It involves making an incision of only 5 mm to access the spine, remove herniated disc material or bone spurs, and relieve pressure on the spinal nerves in the cervical region. This ensures maximum precision and minimal damage to surrounding tissue.

The procedure uses a high-definition endoscopic system that gives the surgeon a clear internal view, allowing for safe and effective removal of the source of compression whether it's a herniated disc or an overgrown ligament without damaging healthy muscles or bones.

Indications:

Spine disc herniation
Spinal stenosis
Bone spur removal

It's advantages:

Latest technology (2023)
Very small incision (only 0.5 cm)
Direct visualization through the endoscope
Minimal blood loss
Short recovery time (23 days)
Preserves surrounding muscles and tissues
Shorter hospital stays
Surgical Time: 1 hour
Hospital Stay: 3 days (2 nights)
Incision Size: 0.5 cm

Removal of calcifications

Laser treatment for herniated disc

Removal of fibers

Removal of cyst or tumor

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