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Neck (Cervical)

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Neck

Neurosurgically your Neck Pain

is caused by various diseases such as Sprain, Disc Bulging/Herniation, Cervical Stenosis, Foraminal Stenosis, OPLL, Tumor, etc.
Stage 38 Stages of Tailored Spine Treatmentsat Wooridul Spine Hospital
No scar and no complication of hoarse voice
Endoscopic Cervical Decompression
  • Endoscopic Cervical Decompression
  • Endoscopic Cervical Decompression

Unlike open surgery in which the skin is incised, the disc is completely removed, and an artificial disc is inserted, it is a micro procedure that does not require bone fusion surgery by selectively removing the herniated disc fragment only and preserving the normal disc tissues.
Therefore, this treatment is available for elderly and diabetic patients as well.

  • To selectively remove the herniated disc fragment only and preserve the normal disc tissue
    • Endoscopic Laser Decompression
    • Endoscopic Laser Decompression

    ‘Percutaneous Cervical Decompression’ that selectively treats only the lesion using a 4mm diameter endoscopic tube

    • Endoscopic Laser Decompression
    • Endoscopic Laser Decompression

No scars left after surgery

  • Before endoscopic cervical procedure
    Before endoscopic cervical procedure
  • After endoscopic cervical procedure
    After endoscopic cervical procedure

Advantages of Endoscopic Laser Decompression

  • No complication of hoarse voice
  • No spinal epidural hemorrhage
  • No need for artificial disc or bone fusion
  • Almost no recurrence, short treatment time
  • Fast return to daily life
  • Safe treatment for elderly and diabetic patients
  • Average Treatment Time is 1hour
  • Success Rate is over 90%
  • Average Hospitalization is 1day
  • 1 Clinical and Radiographic Changes After Percutaneous Endoscopic Cervical Discectomy: A Long-Term Follow-Up
  • 2 Percutaneous endoscopic cervical discectomy for discogenic cervical headache due to soft disc herniation
  • 3 Percutaneous endoscopic cervical discectomy: clinical outcome and radiographic changes
  • 1Clinical and Radiographic Changes After Percutaneous Endoscopic Cervical Discectomy: A Long-Term Follow-Up
  • 2Percutaneous endoscopic cervical discectomy for discogenic cervical headache due to soft disc herniation
  • 3Percutaneous endoscopic cervical discectomy: clinical outcome and radiographic changes
SCI-level international journals on endoscopic cervical decompression written by Wooridul Doctors

Treatment Cases

    • Before Procedure
      Before Procedure
    • After Procedure
      After Procedure

    36-year-old male patient complaining of radiculopathy

    • Before Procedure
      Before Procedure
    • After Procedure
      After Procedure

    63-year-old female patient who maintains the disc height without recurrence for 19 years