Spine surgery has long been associated with large incisions, extended recovery times, and considerable post-operative pain. But with the advent of endoscopic spine surgery, patients can now benefit from a minimally invasive approach to treating spine conditions.

What is Endoscopic Spine Surgery?
Endoscopic spine surgery involves using small incisions through which a thin tube with a camera (endoscope) is inserted to visualize the affected area of the spine. Using specialized instruments, surgeons can repair issues like herniated discs and spinal stenosis with high precision.

Advantages of Endoscopic Spine Surgery:

• Smaller Incisions: The procedure only requires small incisions, reducing scarring and trauma to surrounding tissues.
• Faster Recovery: Patients generally experience quicker recovery times compared to traditional open surgery.
• Less Pain: Since muscles and tissues aren’t extensively cut, post-operative pain is significantly reduced.
• Outpatient Procedure: Many patients can return home the same day of the surgery.

If you’re dealing with chronic back pain or have been diagnosed with a spine condition, consult with an experienced orthopedic surgeon to see if endoscopic spine surgery is the right option for you.