What is the difference? ENDOSCOPIC DISCECTOMY uses a scope 6mm to 10mm in size incisions are approximately 1 cm uses a less invasive approach 1
Previous Next Some patients are not good candidates for endoscopy. Determining the best treatment plan requires a detailed history of the patient’s pain pattern, a
Learn More About Endoscopic Surgery Endoscopic spine surgery is the latest advancement in minimally invasive spine surgery. This procedure uses a endoscope: a device with
TLIF, or transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion, is a unique spinal fusion approach that involves placing bone grafts with a cage device in between vertebrae to
Electrostimulation has been an effective treatment for lasting pain, effectively blocking pain signals from reaching the brain by interrupting them with electrical pulses. While effective,
Spinal fusions are a surgical technique that fuses two or more vertebrae. This procedure fuses two vertebrae by using orthopedic devices, bone grafts, and tissue
