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Why Choose Continental Hospitals for Endoscopic Spine Surgery?

Choosing Continental Hospitals for endoscopic spine surgery ensures that patients receive cutting-edge, minimally invasive treatments from a team of highly skilled specialists. Our center of excellence is renowned for its advanced endoscopic techniques that provide exceptional intraoperative visualization, minimize trauma, and accelerate recovery. With a range of procedures including endoscopic lumbar discectomy, cervical decompression, and thoracic discectomy, our surgeons utilize state-of-the-art technology to deliver precise and effective care. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our reduced complication rates and swift postoperative rehabilitation, allowing patients to return to their daily lives with minimal disruption.

At Continental Hospitals, patient care is at the forefront of our approach. We offer a comprehensive and personalized treatment plan that caters to each individual’s specific needs, ensuring the best possible outcomes. Our dedicated team provides continuous support and guidance throughout the entire surgical journey, from initial consultation to post-operative care. The hospital’s modern facilities and compassionate environment are designed to enhance patient comfort and satisfaction. By choosing Continental Hospitals, you benefit from a combination of advanced medical expertise and exceptional patient-centered care, making us the leading choice for endoscopic spine surgery.

Comprehensive Spine Care - Our Specialities

Neurosurgery & Spine Surgery

Our renowned neurosurgeons and spine specialists are dedicated to providing top-tier, personalized care for a range of neurological and spine disorders. Utilizing state-of-the-art technology and innovative techniques, we aim to enhance your quality of life and ensure the best possible outcomes.

Treatments We Offer

Endoscopic Cervical Decompression Surgery

Based on the causative factors, different kinds of cervical decompression surgeries are performed. They include:

1. Foraminotomy: It involves enlargement and expansion of the openings (foramen) through which nerve roots pass.
2. Laminotomy: It involves creation of a hole in the bone covering the cervical spinal canal to increase the space for nerves to pass through, thereby relieving pressure.
3. Laminoplasty: It involves insertion of a spacer within the lamina to relieve nerve pressure.
4. Microdiscectomy: It is a minimally invasive surgery also known as micro decompression, which removes small bone sections covering nerve roots to alleviate the pressure.

Endoscopic Annuloplasty

1. Endoscopic Thermal Annuloplasty: The procedure involves the application of a controlled amount of heat directly to the affected disc region. The procedure is generally performed after discectomy through an endoscope, using a transforaminal approach.
2. Percutaneous Endoscopic Laser Annuloplasty: This procedure uses a minimally invasive technique involving Laser-Assisted Spinal Endoscopy to directly condense and thicken the inflamed granulation tissue linked to annulus tears.

Endoscopic Rhizotomy

Lateral Recess Stenosis Decompression

1. Percutaneous Endoscopic Transforaminal Decompression: The transforaminal approach is performed under local anesthesia to achieve a significant amount of horizontal decompression from the foramen to the intraspinal region.
2. Interlaminar Endoscopic Decompression: The interlaminar approach is generally performed under general or epidural anesthesia,
which is a more feasible technique for lateral and central canal stenosis.

Endoscopic Spinal Fusion

There are mainly two types of endoscopic spinal fusion:

1 .Endoscopic Lumbar Fusion: This involves fusion procedures in the lower back region. Generally, spinal fusion procedures in the lumbar region are associated with longer recovery periods, blood loss, and pain. However, minimally invasive endoscopic fusion procedures have advanced to different types and techniques for promising outcomes. These include:
- 2. Endoscopic Minimally Invasive Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion
- 3. Anterior and lateral approaches to the lumbar spine
- 4. Gas laparoscopy for anterior lumbar fusion
- 5. Balloon-Assisted Endoscopic Retroperitoneal Gasless (BERG) Approach
- 6. Endoscopic Lateral Transpsoas Lumbar Fusion
7. Endoscopic Cervical Fusion: This involves fusion procedures in the neck region or the cervical spine region.

Advantages of Endoscopic Spinal Fusion Over Conventional Spine Surgeries

Endoscopic spinal fusion procedures are a clear representation of the evolution of spinal surgeries in many ways. These include:

1. Reduced operating time
2. Lesser intraoperative blood loss
3. Improved functional outcomes and quality of life
4. Applicable for all levels of the spinal axis
5. Decreased length of hospital stay
6. Faster return to normal routine
7. Accelerated recovery rates
8. Valid alternative for meeting surgical goals

Full endoscopic spine surgery can be recommended for :

Disc herniation

Spinal canal stenosis

Facet and SI joint syndrome

Discogenic pain syndrome

Interbody fusion

Intervertebral infection

Trauma

Top Spine Surgeon in Hyderabad

Expert Care for Spinal Health

Dr Randhir Kumar

Senior Consultant Neuro, Neurointerventionist, Minimally Invasive Spine Surgeon

Dr A Ajay Reddy

Sr Consultant Neurosurgeon

Dr K. V. Shivanand Reddy

Sr Consultant Neurosurgeon and Minimally Invasive Brain and Spine Surgeon

Dr E Pavan Kumar

Consultant Neurosurgeon

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is endoscopic spine surgery?

Endoscopic spine surgery is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a small camera (endoscope) and specialized instruments to visualize and treat spine conditions through tiny incisions. This technique allows for a more precise and less invasive approach compared to traditional spine surgery.

What conditions can be treated with endoscopic spine surgery?

Endoscopic spine surgery can treat a variety of conditions, including disc herniation, spinal canal stenosis, facet joint syndrome, discogenic pain syndrome, interbody fusion, intervertebral infections, and trauma.

What are the benefits of endoscopic spine surgery?

The benefits of endoscopic spine surgery include excellent intraoperative visualization, minimal trauma to surrounding tissues, reduced postoperative scarring, faster recovery times, lower risk of infection, and fewer complications compared to traditional spine surgery.

How long does it take to recover from endoscopic spine surgery?

Most patients can walk out of the hospital within a few hours of the surgery. Rest and avoiding strenuous activities for at least 2 to 3 days are recommended. Recovery times can vary depending on the specific procedure and individual patient factors.

Will I experience pain after the surgery?

Mild discomfort or pain is common after any surgery, but it is generally well-managed with prescribed pain medication. The minimally invasive nature of endoscopic spine surgery often results in less postoperative pain compared to traditional surgery.

Are there any risks or complications associated with endoscopic spine surgery?

While endoscopic spine surgery is generally safe, potential risks and complications include infection, bleeding, nerve injury, or incomplete relief of symptoms. However, the risk of these complications is typically lower compared to traditional open spine surgery.

How do I prepare for endoscopic spine surgery?

Preparation for endoscopic spine surgery may include preoperative assessments, fasting instructions, and possibly stopping certain medications. Your surgeon will provide detailed instructions on how to prepare for the procedure.

Can I return to my normal activities after the surgery?

Many patients can return to their normal activities relatively quickly after endoscopic spine surgery. However, it is important to follow your surgeon’s recommendations regarding physical activity and rehabilitation to ensure a successful recovery.

How do I know if endoscopic spine surgery is right for me?

A thorough evaluation by a qualified spine specialist is necessary to determine if endoscopic spine surgery is appropriate for your condition. Your surgeon will assess your symptoms, medical history, and diagnostic tests to recommend the best treatment option for you.