Advanced Treatments
Advanced techniques are modern, minimally invasive procedures used in both brain and spine surgeries. These include methods like microdiscectomy, image-guided surgery, and endoscopic procedures, all designed to enhance precision, reduce recovery time, and minimize risks associated with more invasive surgeries.
Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
A surgical technique that uses smaller incisions and specialized tools to treat spine conditions, resulting in less tissue damage, quicker recovery, and reduced postoperative pain compared to traditional open surgery.
Microdiscectomy
A minimally invasive procedure to remove part of a herniated disc pressing on a nerve. It uses a small incision and magnification tools to precisely remove the disc material, reducing recovery time and pain.
Image-Guided Surgery
A technique that uses real-time imaging, such as CT or MRI scans, to help surgeons navigate and perform precise spine or brain surgeries. This increases accuracy, reduces risks, and improves patient outcomes.
Endoscopic Surgery
A minimally invasive procedure where an endoscope (a thin, flexible tube with a camera) is used to access and treat spine or brain conditions through small incisions, minimizing trauma and speeding up recovery.