What is Minimally Invasive Surgery?

Minimally invasive surgery, as its name implies, is a minor trauma operation. Refers to surgery performed using modern medical equipment and related equipment such as laparoscopy and thoracoscopy. The advantages of minimally invasive surgery are that less trauma, less pain, and faster recovery are the dreams of every patient who needs surgery. Minimally invasive surgery makes this dream a reality.

Minimally invasive surgery

Minimally invasive surgery, as its name implies, is a minor trauma operation. Means using

The emergence of minimally invasive surgery and its widespread application in the medical field have been the subject of recent decades. In 1987, French doctor Mouret accidentally completed the first LC and did not expect it to mark the birth of a new medical milestone. The minimally invasive concept was formed because the entire

With the development of science and technology, the concept of "minimally invasive" has penetrated into various fields of surgery, and the monitoring system is not limited to endoscopes. It is more interventional, such as spinal surgery,

Sacral spinal microsurgery. Use a surgical microscope or a high-power magnifying glass to enlarge the surgical field for surgical operations, and perform "keyhole surgery" through the smallest possible skin incision to enable the most effective treatment of spinal surgery with minimal iatrogenic injury. Including anterior cervical discectomy under surgical microscope, posterior lumbar discectomy (median approach, lateral approach, extraforaminal approach) and so on.

Endoscopic-assisted spinal surgery. Reach the spine through several skin channels or tiny incisions, and use optical fiber imaging technology to perform surgical operations under direct vision. Endoscopic-assisted spinal surgery can be divided into thoracic, laparoscopic-assisted, and micro-endoscopic-assisted spinal surgery.

(3) Percutaneous puncture of spinal surgery. Percutaneous puncture or micro-incision, using special instruments and devices to perform minimally invasive spine surgery.

Navigation system assisted spinal surgery. It is a new technology developed in the late 1990s. With the assistance of the navigation system, it significantly improves the accuracy and safety of surgery and reduces complications.