Percutaneous fixation of the lumbar spine

It is a process in which the vertebrae are stabilized through small holes or cuts, unlike the traditional operations that are done with large wounds.

This operation is done through a small hole in the skin and expanding the muscles using the latest surgical techniques such as the surgical microscope

There is an x-ray device in the operating room called the visible x-ray device that enables us to see the screws during their installation, and thus the accuracy of the installation and fixation is better than the traditional method. This method is considered a breakthrough in the field of spine surgeries, and the success rate of such a method is more than 95%.

The doctor uses a surgical endoscope, which is one of the latest technologies. It is inserted through a small hole in the skin, and thus no abnormalities occur in the skin.