Interlaminar endoscopic lumbar discectomy is a minimally invasive procedure performed in the interlaminar window, a gap between the spinal bones. Our surgeons use an access port or obturator and an endoscope with a working channel to pass instruments during the procedure. The size of the entire port is 9mm in diameter.
Regardless of the nature of the surgery, the key-hole or muscle-sparing technique is used without compromising the primary goals of disc fragment removal and nerve root decompression.