With eDiscSculpt Technique® the Laser Is the Scalpel

When back pain becomes extreme, patients will begin to consider extreme measures. Traditional open back surgery involves literally "going under the knife” with a scalpel. The back is opened up and surgeons must move muscle aside in order to get to the problem area (such as a herniated disc) and repair the damage.

Instead, laser spine surgery can quickly alleviate pain for a variety of spine afflictions. With a procedure called "ablation," the laser is used to decrease the size of affected vertebral discs and therefore ease pain and pressure on nerves. Laser spine surgery can also be used for "laminotomy," whereby bulging discs can be reduced in size or bone spurs or growths can be removed, relieving pressure and pain in the spine.

Laser spine surgery can promise the same relief as open spine surgery, but with fewer complications, faster healing time, and less pain. Because a laser takes the place of the scalpel in laser spine surgery, bleeding and damage to surrounding tissue is minimal.

Click here to learn more about your outpatient laser surgery options with the innovative eDiscSculpt Technique created by Dr. Sukdeb Datta, recently chosen as one of the Super Doctors of New York.

Dr. Sukdeb Datta of Datta Endoscopic is a highly regarded and widely published specialist in the fields of pain management and spine care. In 2016, Dr. Datta was once again selected for Super Doctors of New York, a listing of outstanding physicians from more than 40 medical specialties who have attained a high degree of peer recognition or professional achievement. This is Dr. Datta’s fourth consecutive year receiving this honor.

This blog is intended for informational purposes only and should not take the place of in-person medical treatment. The information conveyed here is not a medical recommendation. Consult Datta Endoscopic or your physician for a personalized medical diagnosis and treatment plan.

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