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6 Key Things to Know Before Modern Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery

Are You Struggling with Herniated Discs, Spinal Stenosis, or Bone Spurs?
Are spinal conditions such as herniated discs, scoliosis, or bone spurs affecting your daily life, yet you remain unsure whether surgery is the right choice? In this special feature, we invite Dr. Chien-Chun Chang, a leading expert from the Minimally Invasive Spine and Joint Center, to introduce minimally invasive spine surgery (MISS). As a cutting-edge advancement in modern medicine, MISS offers a less invasive approach to treating complex spinal disorders. If you are considering minimally invasive spine surgery and want to learn about the six essential preoperative considerations, this article is a must-read.

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Computer-Navigated Minimally Invasive Surgery: A New Hope for Severe Scoliosis Correction with Over 80% Postoperative Improvement

Scoliosis is a common spinal condition that, if left untreated, can lead to physical deformities, impaired cardiopulmonary function, and even impact daily life.

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Hip Joint Disorders Are Not Age-Specific: Minimally Invasive Techniques Eliminate the Need for Rehabilitation, Making Postoperative Recovery Easier

Hip replacement surgery is not limited to the elderly; young and middle-aged individuals may also experience hip joint wear and tear due to sports injuries, obesity, or other factors, potentially leading to bone necrosis and ultimately necessitating artificial hip replacement surgery. Dr. Chang, Chien-Chun, Director of the Spine and Joint Center, highlights that advancements in minimally invasive techniques have significantly reduced the need for postoperative rehabilitation, allowing patients to recover more comfortably.

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0.8 cm Incision, Immediate Postoperative Mobility, and a Burden-Free Recovery

For this passionate European tour guide, lower back pain not only disrupted his daily life but also nearly ended his career. At 70 years old, he and his wife had been leading European tour groups for many years. However, a sudden episode of acute lower back pain almost prevented him from completing a tour.

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