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Ruptured Disc Surgery

Ruptured Disc Surgery

Considering ruptured disc surgery? Then look no further than Laser Spine Institute (LSI). Our team of spinal surgeons is at the forefront of the growing field of minimally invasive endoscopic spine surgery, and we can help you find meaningful pain relief from your ruptured disc.

Endoscopic ruptured disc surgery offers a number of advantages over traditional open back surgery, such as:

  • Less pain
  • Shorter recovery
  • Quicker rehabilitation
  • More precise
  • Smaller risk of scar tissue build up or other complications
  • Faster procedure

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There is no question that a ruptured disc can be a painful experience should the disc irritate a nearby nerve. And for too long, individuals have had to weigh their pain against all of the obvious deterrents that come with open back surgery. At Laser Spine Institute, we strive to make that decision easier by offering computer-assisted endoscopic disc surgeries. Using state-of-the-art laser technology, we are able to reach the site of the nerve compression and gently remove the portion of the disc that is causing problems. The whole process can take as little as an hour and only requires a small incision to gain access to the spine. This means no overnight stay and no large scar.

In most instances, a ruptured disc?does not?require surgery. Typically, the symptoms can be managed conservatively with exercise, painkillers, and heat or ice packs. But if you’re one of those who are experiencing back and neck pain from a ruptured disc, an endoscopic spine procedure may be the right choice for you.

Contact LSI today for more information about our minimally invasive procedures, and to receive a free review of your MRI or CT scan.

Please note: Laser Spine Institute currently does not perform endoscopic procedures on the thoracic spine.

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Have you been in pain for 6 months or more?

Have you seen an orthopedic or neurosurgeon who has recommended that you have surgery to correct your condition?

Have you had an MRI or CT scan in the last 5 years?

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