Less incision, less discomfort and an attempt to return to normal life quickly, endoscopic surgery is increasingly making room in the treatment of the spine. Currently 2 to 3 percent of spine surgeries are being done in the country using this technique. Experts say that this figure can reach 25 to 30 percent in the next 5 years and about 60 percent in the next 10 years. On the second day of Endospinecon-2026 in Indore, spine surgeons from all ov…
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Less incision, less discomfort and an attempt to return to normal life quickly, endoscopic surgery is increasingly making room in the treatment of the spine. Currently 2 to 3 percent of spine surgeries are being done in the country using this technique. Experts say that this figure can reach 25 to 30 percent in the next 5 years and about 60 percent in the next 10 years. On the second day of Endospinecon-2026 in Indore, spine surgeons from all ov…