Endoscopic Spine Surgery

Endoscopic spine surgery treats slip disc and nerve compression through a cut of about 8–10 mm, using a thin camera and small instruments. Muscles are not cut, so there is less pain and faster recovery. Dr. Ramkrishna Dahal, trained in endoscopic spine surgery in India, performs it at Grande International Hospital, Kathmandu.

Benefits

  • Incision of about 8–10 mm
  • Less tissue damage and pain
  • Minimal scarring
  • Faster return to normal activities

Used for

  • Slip disc with sciatica that is not improving
  • Nerve compression from spinal stenosis
Incision of about 8–10 mm after endoscopic spine surgery
The incision after endoscopic spine surgery: about 8–10 mm

Recovery

Most patients walk soon after surgery and return to normal activities within weeks.

Questions

Where can I get endoscopic spine surgery in Kathmandu?

Dr. Ramkrishna Dahal performs endoscopic spine surgery at Grande International Hospital, Dhapasi, Kathmandu. Call or WhatsApp +977 9844259966.

How big is the scar?

The incision is about 8–10 mm, so the scar is very small.

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