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Minimally invasive spine surgery

It is performed through small side incisions without opening the muscles while preserving the muscles and ligaments, unlike traditional surgery that requires large incisions that affect the muscles and ligaments and large parts of the bones are removed.

Percutaneous fixation

The process of fixation may be in the cervical, dorsal or lumbar (abdominal) vertebrae depending on the location of the injury, and sometimes it may include two areas such as the cervical and dorsal or dorsal and lumbar. The fixation is either external or internal (interventional surgical), and the surgical fixation can either be from the front of the spine or from the back area, or a hybrid fixation that includes the two areas, and all of this depends on the cause and the amount of instability in the affected area, and according to the patient’s condition.

Minimally invasive fusion

A modern method in which the patient is treated and cured in the fastest time through:

• Nerve root injection.
• Cartilage injection.
• Injection of vertebral fractures resulting from fragility.

Cartilage steaming

A modern technique that is done by injecting a substance into the cartilage that reduces pressure inside the cartilage and reduces pressure on nerves and ligaments.

Brain tumors

Some brain tumors are small and easy to separate from the tissue surrounding the brain; This makes a complete surgical excision possible. There are other brain tumors that cannot be separated from the surrounding tissue or are located near sensitive areas of the brain. In these cases, we remove as much of the tumor as possible, keeping the patient safe in the first place.

Lumbar herniated discs

Treating herniated disc with the latest methods and getting rid of its accompanying pain, such as:

• Back pains.
• Leg pain.
• Numbness and heaviness in the feet.

Cervical cartilage slips

Treating herniated disc with the latest methods and getting rid of its accompanying pain, such as:

• Severe neck pain.
• Severe pain in the arms, numbness and heaviness in them.
• Muscle weakness.

Microscopic spine surgery

Microsurgery represents a major advance over traditional surgical methods, which sometimes require the removal of large portions of bone with less swelling and greater precision.

Neural tube stenosis

It is an operation in which widen is done using a surgical microscope through small holes without opening in the muscles while widen the neural canal and nerve roots.

Vertebral fractures

Vertebral fractures are treated by using modern methods, such as the use of medical cement, by injection between the vertebrae.