Spinal minimally invasive foraminoscopy technology, small incision to solve big problems!

Spinal minimally invasive foraminoscopy technology, small incision to solve big problems!

A foraminoscope is similar to a spinal endoscope in that a lighted tube is inserted into the foramina from either the side or the back of the patient's body (either flat or oblique) to perform surgery in the safe working triangle.

The protrusion of nucleus pulposus, nerve root, dural sac and proliferating bone tissue can be clearly seen under the direct view of the endoscope. Then various types of grasping pliers are used to remove the protrusion tissue, bone removal under the microscope, and radiofRF electrodes are used to repair the damaged annulus.

The surgical trauma is very small, like the size of a soybean kernel, the bleeding is less than 20ml, and the postoperative suture is only 1 needle, which is the minimally invasive treatment of the intervertebral disc herniation in the similar surgery.

Advantages of foraminoscopy

The incision is only 6-8mm, which has little impact on the integrity and stability of the spine and is easily accepted by patients

Traditional open surgery incision is large, trauma is large, affect the appearance

The incision of foraminoscope is small and the appearance is more beautiful

Visual operation, clear vision, accurate positioning, avoid damage to nerves and blood vessels, local anesthesia operation, the entire operation of patients fully awake, low risk of surgery.