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LASER ENDOSCOPIC SPINE SURGERY
Diode Laser vaporization decompression for the treatment of lumbar disc herniation is another minimally invasive surgery with less trauma, fewer complications, safety, convenience, quick recovery and positive curative effect after chemical dissolution and percutaneous intervertebral disc incision and aspiration.It not only improves the working efficiency of doctors, but also greatly reduces the physical and mental pain and economic burden of patients, and saves a lot of precious time for patients.
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LASER ENDOSCOPIC SPINE SURGERY
Diode Laser vaporization decompression for the treatment of lumbar disc herniation is another minimally invasive surgery with less trauma, fewer complications, safety, convenience, quick recovery and positive curative effect after chemical dissolution and percutaneous intervertebral disc incision and aspiration.It not only improves the working efficiency of doctors, but also greatly reduces the physical and mental pain and economic burden of patients, and saves a lot of precious time for patients.
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Doide Laser For Spinal Surgery
Doide Laser Vaporization Decompression is to vaporize the intervertebral disc nucleus pulposus tissue through laser pulse energy, reduce the pressure of the intervertebral disc, and relieve or relieve the compression of the intervertebral disc herniation on the nerve root and dural membrane.Compared with open spinal surgery, minimally invasive spinal surgery is mainly aimed at treating spinal diseases through a variety of minimally invasive means, so as to achieve the same or better efficacy as open spinal surgery, and at the same time minimize surgical trauma, promote early recovery of patients, and reduce postoperative sequelae.Minimally invasive spinal surgery is the sublimation of conventional open surgery.
Minimally Invasive
Less Postoperative Pain
Less Blood Loss
Faster Recovery Time
Does laser spine surgery work?
There is also a greater risk of damaging nerves or tissue with a laser, and most importantly, there is no scientific evidence to suggest laser spine surgery is in any way superior to a non-laser approach.” One of the most common spinal procedures to relieve neck or back pain is a lumbar discectomy.
