We utilize a minimally invasive treatment that involves two tiny incisions made along the patient’s side. Whatever is left of the XLIF method generally takes after these steps:

• A probe is carefully inserted into the first incision while the second incision is utilized to help guide the uniquely planned surgical tools. The test is used to stimulate and detect nerves along the side of the spine, permitting the surgeon to completely keep away from them. This leaves nerves undamaged as the specialist locates the harmed plate.
• Dilation tubes are guided between muscle strands, preserving tissue rather than cutting it, and a retractor device is used to gently push muscle tissue to the side and give our specialist clear access to the spine.
• The damaged circle is evacuated and an implant filled with bone graft material is embedded into the void disc space. The bone unions will in the long run become through and around the implant, forming a bone bridge and intertwining to the vertebrae.
• The sought result is a successful spinal fusion, with realigned vertebral bones and removal of the harmed or diseased circle. This relieves pain and alleviates weight on the nerve roots.

The state-of-the-art XLIF procedure commonly comes about in less blood misfortune, less muscle and tissue damage, less scarring and minimal post-operative pain. Because this is considered a minimally intrusive procedure, patients experience significantly snappier recovery periods and generally return to their daily lives, work and activities much sooner.