If the spinal canal stenosis occurs congenitally, it requires open surgery at an early age. The canal stenosis that occurs with aging is very different and physiological.
After proving that the stenosis of the spinal canal was at the disc level and that there was no canal stenosis at the lamina level, we claimed that there was no need for a screwing (fusion) attempt between the laminectomy used in open surgery and the ring that had to be performed as a result.
After proving that the stenosis of the spinal canal was at the disc level and that there was no canal stenosis at the lamina level, we claimed that there was no need for a screwing (fusion) attempt between the laminectomy used in open surgery and the ring that had to be performed as a result.
In spine endoscopy, we can easily reach the foramen tract, which we use to remove the lumbar hernia, and open the canal stenosis in a 6 mm hole.
In this way, our patients can stand up after 2 hours and get rid of the pain. Moreover, this surgery can be performed awake with local anesthesia without the need for anesthesia.