“Surgery micro-creation” is the direction that every surgeon pursues and works for, with the aim of reducing surgical trauma and rapid recovery. The spinal surgery has evolved to this day, particularly in the case of surgical treatment for spinal retrovertic diseases (e.g. dystals, interdiscussion, fallback, etc.), with rapid growth in micro-innovation and operation.
The vertebrae decompression operation under the whole vertebrae. People over 55-60 years of age suffer from a high number of invertebrates, manifested in limping and walking pains. The endospectroscope technique can reduce the pressure of the vertebrae at 180-270° and, for patients whose lumbar vertebrae is unstable or slipped, can also be combined under the mirror to stabilize the spine.
Underpass vertebrate integration surgery. The vertebrae is integrated when the vertebrae is removed, and because of the high fusion rate and the effect of the operation, it is the “gold standard”. The spinal surgeon has developed different access routes around the vertebrae, the current vertebrae integration (Mis-Trif) through the vertebrae, and the twirl (Olif) of the side through the front edge of the lobe, which is a common method of microcreature, which, subject to the guarantee of microcreasing, can provide a very good decompression of the nerve root and the central vertebrae, and the advantage of the latter in restoring preclaves and indirect decompression.
Microstart treatment for spinal fractures. The vertebrae is impregnated to treat thoracic vertebrae fractures, not only with small surgical cuts, but also with a focus on non-destructive vertebrae muscles for post-operative recovery and post-mitigation spinal reversion.
Clinics, day operations. Inoculations of vertebrate ocular ocular ocular ocular ocular ocular occultation (PKP) from osteoporosis of the elderly, as well as of neck pains, abdominal vertebrae (small joints, tectonic vertebrae, neurological hysteresis) etc., are performed through outpatient or day-to-day operations, which, while ensuring the safety of the patient, reduce both the length of treatment and the cost of care, while saving medical resources.
