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Minimally invasive spine surgery is about more than just the size of an incision.
Studies show that the paraspinal muscles contribute over 50% to the overall strength of the neck and the back, making them instrumental to recovery after spine surgery. Yet in most traditional surgical approaches to the spine, these muscles are painfully disrupted or peeled away from the portions of the spine they support.
Minimally invasive spine surgery is about approaching the spine through natural tissue planes with minimal disruption of these muscles, leading to shorter hospital stays and overall recovery times.
Dr. Bidiwala has been using minimally invasive technologies for spinal decompression and fusion operations since beginning his practice in Dallas in 2004. In addition, he has added several new technologies and approaches to his armamentarium as they have arisen in the years since. The result is that each patient is offered a customized minimally invasive approach depending on his or her anatomy, symptoms , and pathology.
SHAAD BIDIWALA, MD
Diplomate, American Board of Neurological Surgery
Surgery for spinal conditions is always a last resort, and a course of action that we recommend only after all nonsurgical therapies have been exhausted without results, or if permanent neurological damage is immanent unless we perform surgery.
A discectomy is the removal of all or part of a degenerated disk that is causing nerve or spinal cord compression.
Kyphoplasty is a recently developed treatment for special thoracic and lumbar compression fractures, which involve only the anterior, or front, column of the vertebra
Laminectomies are performed via posterior approaches, that is, from behind, whether they are in the cervical, thoracic, or lumbar spine.
In the lumbar spine, discectomies are generally performed from a posterior approach, that is, from behind. An incision is made in the skin and carried to the bone.
Lumbar interbody fusions involve removing a large part of the intervertebral disk and then placing a “cage” filled with bone or bone substitute between the two vertebral bodies afterwards.
Instrumentation with screws and rods is done to stabilize the spine in an area that may be unstable from degeneration or a fracture.
Posterolateral lumbar fusion is one of the oldest and simplest ways to fuse bone.
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6080 N Central Expressway
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Dallas, TX 75206
United States
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