A minimally invasive procedure for compressed spinal nerves. Recommended when pain, numbness, or weakness hasn't responded to conservative treatment. Performed through a keyhole incision using a small camera and precision instruments. Most patients go home within 24 hours.
Treatment for slipped, bulged, or degenerated discs. Recommended when disc damage is causing persistent nerve pain or mobility loss. Depending on severity, it may be treated either conservatively or surgically with disc replacement offered as a motion-preserving alternative to fusion.
Specialist care for chronic spinal pain. Recommended before any surgical option is considered. Managed through guided injections, physiotherapy protocols, and targeted lifestyle modification tailored to each patient's condition.
Care for fractures caused by trauma, osteoporosis, or high-impact injury. Recommended when imaging confirms structural instability or neurological risk. Treated conservatively or with surgical stabilisation depending on fracture type and severity.
Treatment for shooting leg pain, numbness, or weakness originating in the spine. Recommended when nerve compression is confirmed on imaging. The precise compression point is targeted and relieved using the least invasive technique appropriate for the patient.
