Endoscopic & Microscopic Spine Surgery
Modern, minimally invasive spinal decompression for disc and degenerative disorders — with high-definition visualisation and quicker recovery.
HD Endoscopy
Tubular Retractors
Day-Care Options
Muscle-Sparing
Overview Minimally Invasive Spinal Decompression
Endoscopic and microscopic spine surgery treats disc and degenerative conditions through very small incisions, using high-definition cameras and microscopes for precise decompression of compressed nerves.
Compared with conventional open surgery, these techniques mean less muscle damage, reduced post-operative pain and a faster return to daily activities.
Conditions Treated Spine Conditions We Treat
Lumbar & cervical disc herniation
Spinal canal stenosis
Foraminal stenosis & nerve compression
Recurrent disc herniation
Degenerative disc disease
Our Approach The Endoscopic Pathway
Targeted Diagnosis
MRI-correlated identification of the exact level and side of compression.
Keyhole Access
A small portal is created through a tubular retractor or endoscope.
Nerve Decompression
The disc fragment or bony narrowing is removed under HD visualisation.
Rapid Mobilisation
Most patients walk the same day and return home quickly.
Benefits Advantages of the Technique
Tiny Incisions
Minimal scarring and tissue disruption.
Less Pain
Reduced post-operative discomfort.
Short Stay
Often day-care or single-night stay.
Quick Recovery
Faster return to work and life.
FAQs
Questions Patients Often Ask
Second Opinion Consultation