Norman Fenton Group

Endoscopic minimally invasive spine surgery responds to the increasing demand for less invasive and more effective treatments for spinal disorders. Conventional open spine surgery tends to require large incisions, large muscle dissections, and lengthy recovery times, resulting in immense pain and possible complications. With endoscopic approaches, small incisions, special instruments, and a high-definition camera are used to visualize and treat spinal pathologies with little tissue damage. In addition, Endoscopic Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery enables the targeted treatment of the affected region, with less damage to healthy tissues and less disruption to spinal stability, rendering it an attractive option for patients who want long-term relief and better quality of life.