Full-endoscopic transforaminal approach at the lumbar spine

[@benb7727]

Thank you for the clear instructional video. I just completed a successful herniated disc surgery on my dad. It wasn’t this fast and clean, but it did save him $60k. No insurance sucks.

[@arjunhariprasadreddy41223]

Excellent surgical video on endoscopy of spine. Could learn a lot from this. Thanks a lot for posting.

[@RIWOspine]

Glad it was helpful!

[@drmjamilsabit5523]

Excellent worth watching video. Bravo!!!

[@RIWOspine]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ajidrisdianto8906]

Thanks a lot for this Excellent endoscopy video education with clear explanation. I learned a lot from this video.

[@RIWOspine]

Glad it was helpful!

[@doctorgnanam]

Best surgical video watching everytime make me to learn spine endoscopy surgery

[@RIWOspine]

Thanks, we are happy you enjoyed it!

[@loopa9480]

I learned a lot from this video. Thanks a lot!

[@RIWOspine]

Glad to hear it!

[@drhasancb4]

Thank you sir. I want to train under you. My home country in Bangladesh. What can I do?

[@RIWOspine]

Thank you for your interest in our education program. Please contact us via our contact form for more information about the training courses: www.riwospine.com/en/contact-riwospine .

[@roscoeroscoe8695]

Would this type of surgery work for a toxic annular tear w/out herniation?

[@pompanomike8704]

i dont think that is possible. if you have an annular tear, you have a herniation (protrusion, bulget, whatever they are all the same)

[@RIWOspine]

You should consult your case with endoscopic spine surgeon

[@roscoeroscoe8695]

@@pompanomike8704 there are some annular tears that are not full thickness - see Concentric tears...

[@roscoeroscoe8695]

@@RIWOspine Hi - what I am learning is that a "herniation" surgery is covered by insurance but the surgeon will not necessarily go into the annulus and remove any fragments that are the real source of the pain..and insurance will not cover the annular repair ...is this your experience.?

[@tugrulbey3095]

My surgeon told me he removed nucleus as much as he can . Due to far lateral herniation. Is it possible???

[@RIWOspine]

If you have any questions, please send them to [e-mail]. Our team will forward your queries to the surgeon, and you will receive a prompt response. It's important to note that each case and patient is unique, and the surgeon adapts the operation approach based on the situation.

[@paul_devos]

Do you have a way to find any Surgeons who are in the Dallas, TX area (or anywhere) who use your instruments? I'm hoping to find an endoscopic surgeon and want to know someone who's a good one with some experience.

[@RIWOspine]

Please contact RIWOspine USA: [e-mail]

[@josephkapembwa7357]

How much does this operation cost, and were are you found

[@RIWOspine]

You might want to discuss this topic with your local surgeon. For information on where to find surgeons performing this method, you can send a request containing your country to [e-mail]

[@FAISALFAISAL-wk5cx]

thanks you so much

[@RIWOspine]

You are most welcome

[@BaruaaaH]

What is the duration of this operation?

[@RIWOspine]

Depends on the problem from 15min-1,5 h

[@pompanomike8704]

I wonder why that incision was so big. normally it's only about 7mm.

[@RIWOspine]

It is like this, maybe because of the video zoom...