The benefits of minimally invasive surgery are many.

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Dr. Pasquale X. Montesano

Principal Orthopedic Spine surgeon at Montesano Spine & Sport.

the benefits of minimally invasive surgery are many.

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The benefits of minimally invasive surgery are many. One of the most important reasons to consider minimally invasive spinal surgery is that it’s non-invasive. The surgeon makes a small incision in your back, inserts an endoscope so they can see what they’re doing, and then performs the operation through the scope. This means there’s less risk for infection or injury to vital organs and support structures in the back like muscles and tendons because you don’t have major abdominal surgery with large incisions. Many people who undergo a minimally invasive procedure report they feel better quicker than traditional surgeries. Minimally invasive procedures also typically require shorter hospital stays which means you may get to go home the same day.

At Montesano Spine & Sport we specialize in minimally invasive procedures and techniques to reduce the probability of complications and set our patients up for a quicker recovery. Call us today for more information about how we can help you get your life back on track: 

For Beverly Hills and West Coast of America patients, please call 310-858-5561 OR 1-866-79-DR-SPINE.

For Sarasota Florida OR East Coast of America patients, please call 1-941-402-4003.

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