Most spinal problems — a slipped disc, a narrowed canal, a fracture from a fall — can now be treated through incisions of a centimetre or two rather than the long open exposures spine surgery used to require, which generally means less muscle disruption and a faster return to walking.
Procedures
Microscopic Lumbar Spine Decompression & Fixation
Relieving pressure on compressed nerves in the lower back, with screws and rods where the spine is unstable. Read more →
Minimally Invasive Cervical Spine Surgery
Treating disc prolapse and nerve compression in the neck through small incisions. Read more →
Minimally Invasive Spine Tumour Removal
Removing tumours of the spine and spinal cord through small, muscle-sparing incisions. Read more →
Percutaneous Vertebroplasty & Kyphoplasty
Stabilising a fractured vertebra with bone cement through a needle, instead of open surgery. Read more →
