Endoscopic Spine Surgery
Endoscopic Spine Surgery (ESS) is a state-of-the-art surgical technique that utilizes micro-incisions (often less than 1 cm) and high-definition video cameras to treat herniated discs, stenosis, and bone spurs. This results in minimal tissue damage and a much faster recovery compared to traditional open surgery.
warningCommon Symptoms & Clinical Signs
Indication 1
Chronic back pain
Indication 2
Pinched nerve pain radiating down arms/legs
Indication 3
Limited spinal range of motion
Indication 4
Muscle spasms
Non-Surgical Care
First-line & Conservative ManagementConservative and rehabilitative pathways focused on reducing irritation, relieving pressure, and building long-term core stability.
- check_circleConservative physical therapy
- check_circleErgonomic workspace adjustments
- check_circleCore strengthening regimens
- check_circleTherapeutic ultrasound and heat therapy
Surgical Interventions
Advanced & Minimally Invasive ProceduresPrecision surgical options using state-of-the-art keyhole approaches, robotic platforms, and microsurgical stabilization.
- medical_servicesEndoscopic discectomy
- medical_servicesEndoscopic laminotomy
- medical_servicesEndoscopic foraminotomy
- medical_servicesEndoscopic rhizotomy (for joint pain relief)
Dr. Surjeet Singh, MS, MCh (Neurosurgery)arrow_forward
Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon
Dr. Surjeet Singh is a highly skilled neurosurgeon specializing in brain and spine surgery. He has extensive experience in complex cranial surgeries, ...
Guided clinical care every step of the way.
Pre-Op Evaluation
Diagnostic diagnostic workup and mapping
The Procedure
Ultra-microscopic endoscopic decompression under local/general sedation
Post-Op Recovery
Immediate post-op observation (typically 2-4 hours)
Rehabilitation
Rapid return to light activities within 5-7 days
Frequently Asked Questions
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