Spinal Stenosis involves a progressive narrowing of the central spinal canal or lateral neural exit recesses, typically caused by bone spurs, facet joint hypertrophy, and ligamentum flavum thickening. This mechanical narrowing starves nerve structures of blood flow.
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A targeted thinning and reshaping of the thickened bone structures to widen the central canal without sacrificing spinal stability.
A high-tech keyhole procedure that clears bone spurs from both sides of the canal through a single tiny port.
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Leaning forward mechanically flexes the spine, which immediately widens the central canal diameter, temporarily relieving pressure on the compressed nerves and restoring local micro-circulation.
Advanced surgical decompression provides definitive structural widening. Once bone tissue is cleared microscopically, recurrence at that exact segment is highly uncommon.
Epidural steroid injections can significantly reduce nerve inflammation and provide excellent temporary pain relief (3 to 6 months), but they cannot physically remove bone spurs.
