Minimally invasive spine surgery offers effective treatment for many spinal disorders through smaller incisions — reducing muscle damage, post-operative pain and recovery time compared with open surgery.
Dr. Singh specialises in advanced endoscopic and microscopic spine techniques for slip disc, stenosis, nerve compression and degenerative spine disorders, helping patients return to daily life sooner.
Conditions Treated
When It Helps
Slip disc / herniated disc
Sciatica & radiating leg pain
Spinal canal stenosis
Spondylolisthesis (slipped vertebra)
Degenerative spine disease
Chronic, treatment-resistant back pain
Our Approach
The MIS Advantage
Accurate Mapping
Imaging confirms the precise level and cause of compression.
Small-Portal Surgery
Muscle-sparing access via tubular or percutaneous techniques.
Decompress / Stabilise
Nerves are freed and, if needed, the segment is fixed minimally invasively.
Early Mobilisation
Reduced pain enables rapid walking and rehab.
Benefits
Benefits for Patients
Smaller Incisions
Less tissue damage and scarring.
Less Blood Loss
Lower surgical risk overall.
Shorter Stay
Reduced hospital time.
Quicker Return
Back to daily activities sooner.
FAQs
Questions Patients Often Ask
Is minimally invasive surgery as effective as open surgery?
For suitable conditions, outcomes are equivalent or better — with the added benefits of less pain and faster recovery.
Do I definitely need surgery for my slip disc?
Many slip discs improve with conservative care. Surgery is considered when symptoms persist or there is nerve weakness. A second opinion clarifies this.
How long before I can return to work?
Many patients resume light activity within 1–2 weeks, depending on their job and the procedure performed.
Second Opinion Consultation
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