Full Endoscopic Closed Method Lumbar Hernia Surgery
A herniated disc is a health problem that is frequently encountered today, but can be effectively solved with the right treatment methods. This disorder, which occurs as a result of the outer part of the discs in the spine weakening and the inner part slipping outward, usually causes symptoms such as back pain, numbness in the legs and loss of strength. A herniated disc, which causes limited movement and difficulties in daily life activities, can lead to more serious problems if left untreated.
While traditional herniated disc surgeries usually require large incisions and longer recovery processes, Full Endoscopic Closed Herniated Disc Surgery significantly shortens this process. This minimally invasive (less intervention) procedure performed with modern medical technologies allows patients to recover in a shorter time and return to their normal lives. In this method, a small incision is made in the herniated disc area and endoscopic devices are used to intervene in the herniated area. In this way, less tissue damage occurs in the body and the recovery process is accelerated.
What is Fully Endoscopic Closed Method Lumbar Hernia Hernia Surgery?
Full Endoscopic Closed Lumbar Disc Herniation Surgery is a minimally invasive (low-invasive) surgical technique used in the treatment of lumbar disc herniation. In this method, unlike traditional open surgeries, large incisions are not made. Instead, special endoscopic devices are used to enter the lumbar region through a very small hole. The endoscopic system provides high-resolution imaging of the area where the herniation is located, and the surgeon intervenes to solve the problem with the help of these images.
In this procedure, the herniated disc tissue and the parts that create pressure are removed. The risk of damaging the nerve tissue during surgery is minimized and patients generally recover in a shorter period of time.
How is Full Endoscopic Closed Method Lumbar Hernia Surgery Performed?
- Preparation and Anesthesia: The patient's general health status is assessed before the surgery. The procedure is usually performed with general anesthesia; however, in some cases, the patient may be given light sedation.
- A Small Incision: A small hole of approximately 4-5 mm is opened in the area where the surgery will be performed. This incision allows the endoscopic device and other surgical instruments to enter.
- Endoscopic Imaging: When the endoscope is inserted inside, it provides a high-resolution image close to the herniated disc area. The surgeon performs the correct intervention with the help of these images.
- Removal of Herniated Tissue: The herniated disc part, the parts that irritate the nerves are removed and the pressure is removed. During these procedures, a very careful approach is taken to avoid damaging the nerve tissue.
- Closure and Healing: After the procedure, which is performed with a small incision, the wound area is stitched closed and the patient is usually discharged within a few hours.
Advantages of Full Endoscopic Closed Method Lumbar Hernia Hernia Surgery
- Small Hole: Unlike traditional open surgery, the procedure is performed with a very small hole. This means less pain and a faster recovery time.
- Fast Recovery: Thanks to minimally invasive techniques, patients can get up within a few hours after surgery. The recovery process is much shorter and patients can usually return to their normal activities within 1-2 days.
- Less Risk: The endoscopic technique causes less damage to nerve and vascular structures. Therefore, the risk of complications such as infection and bleeding is lower.
- High Success Rate: Surgeries performed with this method usually have high success rates and most patients can get rid of their pain and return to their daily lives quickly.
Recovery Process After Full Endoscopic Closed Method Lumbar Disc Hernia Surgery
The recovery process may vary for each patient, but it generally progresses in the following stages:
- First Days: Patients can usually be discharged within 1-2 hours after surgery. There may be mild pain or discomfort, but this can be controlled with painkillers.
- Week 1: Patients can easily do their jobs and daily activities. However, heavy lifting and excessive straining should be avoided.
- Weeks 2-4: Light exercises and physical therapy programs can be started. This stage is important for the patient to strengthen their muscles and increase spinal mobility.
- Weeks 6-8: Patients usually begin to return to their normal physical activities. However, for long-term exercise and heavy work, the doctor's recommendations should be followed.
DR. EYUP BAYKARA
Op. Dr. Eyüp Baykara is one of Turkey’s leading specialists in full endoscopic spine surgery. Born in Istanbul, Dr. Baykara completed his medical education at Trakya University Faculty of Medicine, and then received his specialist training at Pamukkale University Faculty of Medicine, Department of Brain and Neurosurgery.
Dr. Baykara, who has closely followed innovations and technological developments in the field of spine surgery throughout his medical career, has become an expert in full-closed endoscopic surgical techniques. Today, he offers his patients a comfortable and rapid recovery process using minimally invasive surgical methods.
EYUP BAYKARA
Fully Endoscopic Closed Lumbar Disc Herniation Surgery offers an effective, fast and safe treatment option for lumbar disc herniation patients. It increases the quality of life of patients with its much less invasive nature, rapid recovery and lower risk of complications compared to traditional methods. If you have a lumbar disc herniation problem, getting information about this modern method after being evaluated by a specialist surgeon will help you determine the most appropriate treatment option for you.
Call us with your questions or to make an appointment, we will assist you.
Fully Endoscopic Closed Lumbar Disc Herniation Surgery
A herniated disc is a health problem that is frequently encountered today, but can be effectively solved with the right treatment methods. This disorder, which occurs as a result of the outer part of the discs in the spine weakening and the inner part slipping outward, usually causes symptoms such as back pain, numbness in the legs and loss of strength. A herniated disc, which causes limited movement and difficulties in daily life activities, can lead to more serious problems if left untreated.
While traditional herniated disc surgeries usually require large incisions and longer recovery processes, Full Endoscopic Closed Herniated Disc Surgery significantly shortens this process. This minimally invasive (less intervention) procedure performed with modern medical technologies allows patients to recover in a shorter time and return to their normal lives. In this method, a small incision is made in the herniated disc area and endoscopic devices are used to intervene in the herniated area. In this way, less tissue damage occurs in the body and the recovery process is accelerated.
What is Fully Endoscopic Closed Lumbar Disc Herniation Surgery?
Full Endoscopic Closed Lumbar Disc Herniation Surgery is a minimally invasive (low-invasive) surgical technique used in the treatment of lumbar disc herniation. In this method, unlike traditional open surgeries, large incisions are not made. Instead, special endoscopic devices are used to enter the lumbar region through a very small hole. The endoscopic system provides high-resolution imaging of the area where the herniation is located, and the surgeon intervenes to solve the problem with the help of these images.
In this procedure, the herniated disc tissue and the parts that create pressure are removed. The risk of damaging the nerve tissue during surgery is minimized and patients generally recover in a shorter period of time.
Call us with your questions or to make an appointment, we will assist you.
How is Fully Endoscopic Closed Lumbar Disc Herniation Surgery Performed?
- Preparation and Anesthesia: The patient's general health status is assessed before the surgery. The procedure is usually performed with general anesthesia; however, in some cases, the patient may be given light sedation.
- A Small Incision: A small hole of approximately 4-5 mm is opened in the area where the surgery will be performed. This incision allows the endoscopic device and other surgical instruments to enter.
- Endoscopic Imaging: When the endoscope is inserted inside, it provides a high-resolution image close to the herniated disc area. The surgeon performs the correct intervention with the help of these images.
- Removal of Herniated Tissue: The herniated disc part, the parts that irritate the nerves are removed and the pressure is removed. During these procedures, a very careful approach is taken to avoid damaging the nerve tissue.
- Closure and Healing: After the procedure, which is performed with a small incision, the wound area is stitched closed and the patient is usually discharged within a few hours.
Advantages of Fully Endoscopic Closed Lumbar Disc Herniation Surgery
- Small Hole: Unlike traditional open surgery, the procedure is performed with a very small hole. This means less pain and a faster recovery time.
- Fast Recovery: Thanks to minimally invasive techniques, patients can stand up within a few hours after surgery. The recovery process is much shorter and patients can usually return to their normal activities within 1-2 days.
- Less Risk: The endoscopic technique causes less damage to nerve and vascular structures. Therefore, the risk of complications such as infection and bleeding is lower.
- High Success Rate: Surgeries performed with this method usually have high success rates and most patients can get rid of their pain and return to their daily lives quickly.
Full Endoskopik Kapalı Bel Fıtığı Ameliyatı, bel fıtığı hastalarına etkili, hızlı ve güvenli bir tedavi seçeneği sunar. Geleneksel yöntemlere göre çok daha az invaziv olması, hızlı iyileşme ve daha düşük komplikasyon riski ile hastaların yaşam kalitesini artırır. Eğer bel fıtığı problemi yaşıyorsanız, uzman bir cerrah tarafından değerlendirildikten sonra bu modern yöntem hakkında bilgi almak, sizin için en uygun tedavi seçeneğini belirlemenize yardımcı olacaktır.
Call us with your questions or to make an appointment, we will assist you.
Recovery Process After Full Endoscopic Closed Lumbar Disc Herniation Surgery
The recovery process may vary for each patient, but it generally progresses in the following stages:
- First Days: Patients can usually be discharged within 1-2 hours after surgery. There may be mild pain or discomfort, but this can be controlled with painkillers.
- Week 1: Patients can easily do their jobs and daily activities. However, heavy lifting and excessive straining should be avoided.
- Weeks 2-4: Light exercises and physical therapy programs can be started. This stage is important for the patient to strengthen their muscles and increase spinal mobility.
- Weeks 6-8: Patients usually begin to return to their normal physical activities. However, for long-term exercise and heavy work, the doctor's recommendations should be followed.
DR. EYUP BAYKARA
Op. Dr. Eyüp Baykara is one of Turkey’s leading specialists in full endoscopic spine surgery. Born in Istanbul, Dr. Baykara completed his medical education at Trakya University Faculty of Medicine, and then received his specialist training at Pamukkale University Faculty of Medicine, Department of Brain and Neurosurgery.
Dr. Baykara, who has closely followed innovations and technological developments in the field of spine surgery throughout his medical career, has become an expert in full-closed endoscopic surgical techniques. Today, he offers his patients a comfortable and rapid recovery process using minimally invasive surgical methods.
EYUP BAYKARA
Fully Endoscopic Closed Lumbar Disc Herniation Surgery offers an effective, fast and safe treatment option for lumbar disc herniation patients. It increases the quality of life of patients with its much less invasive nature, rapid recovery and lower risk of complications compared to traditional methods. If you have a lumbar disc herniation problem, getting information about this modern method after being evaluated by a specialist surgeon will help you determine the most appropriate treatment option for you.
Call us with your questions or to make an appointment, we will assist you.