Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery

Minimally invasive spine surgery is one of the most advanced ways to treat common spine conditions while reducing the impact on surrounding muscles and tissue. When possible, your spinal surgeon will provide options for using the least invasive approach possible while still achieving safe, effective and long-term results.

Instead of large incisions used in traditional open spine surgery, minimally invasive spine procedures are performed through much smaller openings with the help of specialized imaging and surgical technology. Many patients experience less pain after surgery and a smoother recovery process.

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How does minimally invasive spine surgery work?

Minimally invasive procedures use specialized instruments, a surgical microscope and advanced imaging technology, such as O-Arm guidance, to reach the spine through very small incisions.

Your surgeon can treat the problem area while protecting the healthy muscles and soft tissues around the spine. Because there is less disruption to the body, many patients experience a smoother recovery and an easier return to daily activities.