Endoscopic spine surgery is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat severe back pain caused by slipped discs, spinal stenosis, or scoliosis when conventional treatments like medication and physical therapy have failed. The surgeon makes a small incision and inserts specialized tools including an endoscope to view and repair the damaged spinal area. Benefits include quicker recovery, shorter hospital stays, less pain and blood loss, and lower risk of complications compared to open spine surgery.

1. Endoscopic
Spine Surgery

2. Endoscopic Spine Surgery
It is a minimally-invasive
procedure performed to
relieve severe back pain
due to slipped disc.

3. Endoscopic Spine Surgery
It is recommended
when medication or physical therapy fails to resolve the condition.

4. Candidates for Endoscopic Spine Surgery
Herniated disc
Endoscopic spine surgery is recommended for patients who
have tried conventional therapies, but failed to obtain desired
outcomes in these conditions :

5. Candidates for Endoscopic Spine Surgery
Spinal stenosis
Endoscopic spine surgery is recommended for patients who
have tried conventional therapies, but failed to obtain desired
outcomes in these conditions :

6. Candidates for Endoscopic Spine Surgery
Endoscopic spine surgery is recommended for patients who
have tried conventional therapies, but failed to obtain desired
outcomes in these conditions :
Scoliosis

7. How is the
Procedure done?

8. The surgeon makes a small
incision in the lower back and
inserts a cannula to access
the disc.

9. Then an endoscope (thin,
flexible tube, with a camera at
one end) is inserted into the
spine.

10. And the scope moves, the surgeon
views the spinal damage on the
monitor screen.

11. Surgical instruments are
then passed through the
endoscope to repair the
affected area.

12. Benefits of Endoscopic Spine Surgery
Quicker recovery Shorter hospital stay Minimal blood loss
Lesser pain No risk of damage to the
surrounding tissues
Lesser risk of
complications