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EDISCSCULPTLaser surgery is one of the most effective treatments available for back pain. It is extremely precise, meaning that the majority of patients experience the pain relief they need. In addition, there is a low risk of side effects and a short recovery time, giving it an edge over more traditional forms of surgery. Laser surgery is on the cutting-edge of back pain treatment.
The Procedure
A wide range of back conditions can be treated using laser surgery, including:
During lase surgery, two small incisions about the size of a needle are made in the appropriate part of the back. Through one incision, a small camera is inserted. This allows the surgeon to see the affected area in real-time as he works on it. Through the other incision, a laser probe is inserted. The probe is used to remove precise amounts of disc or bone tissue, thus relieving pressure on the nerves or spinal cord. In addition, small tools can be inserted as needed to perform supporting procedures.
While laser surgery is quite effective at treating back pain, it will rarely be the first choice for treatment. Although the recovery time is short and risk of side effects is low, both factors are still present. For that reason, conservative treatments like medication and physical therapy will almost always be the first course of treatment for back pain. Th
To learn more about what treatment is right for your back pain, please click below or call the Datta Endoscopic Back Surgery and Pain Center at (646) 374-1799.
The Procedure
A wide range of back conditions can be treated using laser surgery, including:
- Disc problems such as herniated and bulging discs
- Issues with the vertebrae such as bone spurs and arthritis
During lase surgery, two small incisions about the size of a needle are made in the appropriate part of the back. Through one incision, a small camera is inserted. This allows the surgeon to see the affected area in real-time as he works on it. Through the other incision, a laser probe is inserted. The probe is used to remove precise amounts of disc or bone tissue, thus relieving pressure on the nerves or spinal cord. In addition, small tools can be inserted as needed to perform supporting procedures.
While laser surgery is quite effective at treating back pain, it will rarely be the first choice for treatment. Although the recovery time is short and risk of side effects is low, both factors are still present. For that reason, conservative treatments like medication and physical therapy will almost always be the first course of treatment for back pain. Th
To learn more about what treatment is right for your back pain, please click below or call the Datta Endoscopic Back Surgery and Pain Center at (646) 374-1799.
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