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Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery NYC is an option for those requiring surgical procedures for treating different spinal disorders such as spinal herniated disc and spinal stenosis. Some time back, spinal procedures were carried out only as open surgeries
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Detailed Note on Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery Img src: marcacohenspinecenter Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery NYC is an option for those requiring surgical procedures for treating different spinal disorders such as spinal herniated disc and spinal stenosis. Some time back, spinal procedures were carried out only as open surgeries and it resulted in long incisions so that the surgeons can see a larger area of the patient’s spinal anatomy. With advancements in carrying out surgical procedures, now these surgeries are performed by making tiny incisions. Minimally invasive surgeries offer its patients the benefits of potential complications and from the risk of developing any problems. The preoperative imaging commonly called as CT scan, MRI helps
surgeons to plan the surgery accurately. Depending on the diagnosis and the area of the spine that requires surgical intervention, minimally invasive surgery can help in carrying out the procedure from anterior (front), posterior (rear) or lateral (side) of the body. Fluoroscopy is also brought to use by the surgeon for visualizing the area where the procedure is to be performed, guiding the instruments and to implant any inter-body devices. When the surgery is complete, postoperative imaging is used for confirming the placement of screws, plates, rods or other devices which can be used for stabilizing the spine. Minimally invasive surgery does not require the cutting of soft tissues or muscles, retractors instead are used for dilating the tissues and muscles (tissues and muscles are pulled aside gently so that there can be easier access to the operative site). Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery NYC performed by Dr. Charla Fischer can help in treating a number of spinal disorders. A bulging or herniated disc can lead to the compression of nerve root which can cause inflammation and unbearable pain. And, this pain can extend to the arm or leg. Microdiscectomy or microdecompression Read More