Microscopic Lumbar Disc Surgery
Microscopic Lumbar Disk Surgery in Maharashtra
There are many different kinds of disc surgeries performed to relieve spinal or back pain like Laminectomy (spinal decompression), Foraminotomy (to relieve pressure on the nerves that are compressed by the intervertebral foramina, Endoscopic spine surgery, and Microdiscectomy. A Microscopic Lumbar Disc Surgery involves Microdiscectomy.
What Is Microdiscectomy?
Also known as minimally invasive spine surgery, Microdiscectomy involves a small incision and the use of surgical loupes or a microscope to magnify the injured site.
A microdiscectomy is a surgical operation performed to relieve pain and other symptoms caused by pressure on a nearby nerve root by a herniated disc in the spine. Throughout the procedure, the physician extracts tiny pieces of bone, ligament, and disc to release the nerve.
How Is Microscopic Lumbar Disc Surgery (microdiscectomy) Performed?
One of three minimally invasive methods—a midline, tubular, or endoscopic microdiscectomy—can be used to reach the herniated disc and nerve during microdiscectomy surgery.
Traditionally, a discectomy meant removing the entire disc, which meant making a huge incision. Thanks to advanced methods and high-tech equipment, nearly all spine surgeons carry out microdiscectomies. Pain relief from the operation is typically quick, sometimes even instantaneous.
A Midline Microdiscectomy : This involves the surgeon making a vertical incision in the back that is one to two inches long, lifting the muscles around the vertebrae, and using devices to hold the layers of tissue apart while the treatment is being performed.
A Tubular Microdiscectomy : This is a less invasive procedure that involves the surgeon making a tiny incision and inserting several tiny tubes or dilators to create a passageway through the muscle that allows for minimal tissue damage.
An Endoscopic Microdiscectomy : It is also referred to as microendoscopic discectomy. It is a technique that requires minimal disruption of surrounding tissues and even smaller incisions. The surgeon uses a miniature camera and instruments in this procedure.
How Successful Is It?
Microdiscectomy success rates are extremely high overall. However, the success of the procedure is largely dependent on the thorough preoperative screening and evaluation, as well as the patient’s dedication to maintaining good spine health after the microdiscectomy.
However, it is important to note that some patients with herniated discs also have other spinal problems that result in pain and disability related to the nerves. If it is thought that these problems are causing complications, further treatments like a laminectomy—the removal of the lamina, and the bony lid of the spinal canal—may be necessary for one or more of the vertebrae.
Why Choose WIINS?
The spinal cord and nerves are supported and protected by the 26 vertebrae that make up the spine. The spine is susceptible to several illnesses and traumas that can harm the vertebrae, impair movement, and cause discomfort.
At WIINS, we understand that the Spinal Cord being a delicate part of the Nervous System needs expert surgical intervention. This is why, WIINS houses experts with years of experience and a history of successful complex surgeries.
Spine-related conditions like:
Slipped/Herniated Disc
Spinal Cord Tumors
Spinal Fracture
Dislocations
TB Spine
We provide unmatched safety with highly sophisticated technologies like Spinal Navigation, Endoscopy, and Intraoperative Nerve Monitoring.
Our patients have access to a wide range of knowledge to assist in improving their health since our Neurosurgeons, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physiatrists, Pain Physicians, Psychologists, and other experts have vast experience treating even the most difficult spine disorders.
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