Brain & Spine Care Clinic provides the best Spine Surgery. If you have severe back pain or leg pain as a result of a slipped, prolapsed, bulging, or herniated disc, your doctor may recommend spine surgery. Spine surgery is typically used as a last resort to relieve pain that has not improved with non-surgical methods. Certain symptoms may also indicate the need for immediate spine surgery. These symptoms may include bowel or bladder incontinence, severe and ongoing abdominal and back pain, and tingling or numbness in the arms or legs. Making a tiny incision through which the surgeon views the patient's spine using an endoscope and a lit microscopic camera is a most recent and least invasive method of performing spinal surgery. Surgeons then complete the operation with specialized equipment. To avoid making large incisions, the muscle and tissue are moved through a tiny hole in the body during this operation. Patients benefit from a shorter healing time and a smaller incision site as a result. Both open surgery and minimally invasive techniques are intended to alleviate the patient's chronic back pain. When considering surgical technique, physicians consider three surgical methods. The first approach, known as the anterior approach, involves making an incision through your belly to gain access to your spine. The posterior approach is the second method, which involves making an incision on your back. The third method, known as a lateral approach, involves approaching the spine from the sides.
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