Spine Care – Dr. Rohan

Endoscopic Spine Decompression is a highly advanced minimally invasive spine procedure designed to relieve pressure on compressed spinal nerves. It is performed using a small endoscopic camera and specialized micro-instruments inserted through a tiny incision. The magnified high-definition view allows the surgeon to precisely remove the disc fragment, thickened ligament, or bone spur that is causing nerve compression. This technique results in minimal muscle damage, less blood loss, reduced pain, and faster recovery compared to traditional open spine surgery.

Key Benefits of Endoscopic Spine Decompression

• Tiny Incision: The procedure is done through a small skin incision, resulting in minimal scarring.
• Minimal Tissue Damage: Muscles are gently dilated instead of cut, preserving natural spinal structures.
• Less Post-Operative Pain: Reduced soft tissue injury leads to significantly lower pain after surgery.
• Early Mobilization: Patients are usually able to walk within hours after the procedure.
• Quick Return to Routine: Most patients resume daily activities and work much earlier than with open surgery.

Conditions Treated

Endoscopic Spine Decompression is commonly performed for lumbar disc herniation (slipped disc), sciatica, spinal canal stenosis, foraminal stenosis, and nerve root compression. It is ideal for patients who continue to experience leg pain, numbness, or weakness despite medications and physiotherapy.

Advanced Technology & Precision

The procedure uses high-definition endoscopic visualization with continuous saline irrigation, providing a clear and magnified surgical field. This allows accurate removal of the compressive pathology while protecting nearby nerves and spinal structures, ensuring safer outcomes and faster recovery.