Minimally Invasive Endoscopic Spine Surgery

Minimally invasive endoscopic spine surgery achieves extremely small surgical incisions, reduced soft tissue damage, and faster recovery.
With 64× endoscopic magnification, the procedure can be performed with enhanced precision and safety.

The incision is less than 1 centimeter, allowing clear visualization of nerve root anatomy.

Compared with traditional surgeries that require incisions over ten centimeters long, decompression and fixation can be completed through an incision of less than 2 centimeters.

Neurosurgeon Dr. Yang Kai-Chao, after returning from advanced training in Korea in early 2024, has successfully completed nearly 50 spinal fusion procedures to date.
For spinal fusion surgery, endoscopic techniques are considered an optimal choice.

Minimally invasive endoscopic spine surgery offers very small incisions, minimal soft tissue disruption, and accelerated recovery.
In addition, the higher magnification provides greater surgical safety.

Most spinal conditions can potentially be treated with endoscopic surgery. However, as the complexity of spinal disorders varies among individuals, it is recommended that patients discuss their condition with their physician prior to surgery to determine the most suitable surgical approach.

Introduction of Neurosurgeon Dr. Yang Kai-Chao

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