Minimally invasive spine surgery in Seville
The minimally invasive spine surgery it encompasses different techniques whose objective is to access the affected area while reducing, when possible, trauma to the tissues during the procedure.
The Dr. Francisco Arteaga is specialized in advanced spinal techniques, with a special dedication to Endoscopic spine surgery, in addition to minimally invasive approaches such as ALIF, XLIF, OLIF, and LLIF.
The choice of a minimally invasive technique must always start from a appropriate medical instruction.
Not all patients and not all pathologies can be treated using the same procedure. Therefore, before planning an intervention, they study the diagnosis, imaging tests, symptoms, and the characteristics of each patient.
The objective is to determine which technique may be more appropriate and to avoid applying the same approach to all cases.
Special dedication to endoscopic spine surgery and advanced techniques in selected patients.
Each case is studied individually, reviewing symptoms, imaging tests, and previous treatments.
The goal is for the patient to understand what is happening to them, what alternatives exist, and when surgery might make sense.
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Spine surgery with less invasive techniques
When correctly indicated, one of the objectives of these techniques is reduce tissue trauma during surgical access.
Depending on the procedure and of the patient, this can be associated with a potentially faster recovery, an issue of particular relevance for people interested in less aggressive alternatives. Recovery, however, always depends on the pathology, the technique used and the individual patient characteristics.
These techniques seek to access the affected area through smaller approaches, whenever the pathology allows their use.
The procedure is planned based on the diagnosis, imaging tests, and the patient's anatomy.
Specific experience in endoscopic spine surgery and minimally invasive approaches.
Evolution depends on each procedure and each patient, although certain techniques can facilitate a potentially faster recovery.
In which cases can endoscopic surgery be considered?
Endoscopic surgery may be part of the treatment options in certain cases of lumbar pathology.
Among the patients who may require an evaluation are those with:
- Lumbar Disc Herniation
- Nerve root compression
- Sciatica associated with lumbar pathology
- Certain canal stenoses
- Neurological symptoms related to an identified lesion on imaging tests
This does not mean that all of these cases are candidates for endoscopy. The indication must be established after studying the anatomy, the location of the lesion, and the clinical situation.
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