Minimally invasive lumbar fusion, using two small incisions, can lead to better outcomes than traditional open spinal fusion surgery.
Minimally invasive lumbar fusion, using two small incisions, can lead to better outcomes than traditional open spinal fusion surgery.
Spinal fusion surgery can help if your back lacks stability due to spondylolisthesis, degenerative disc disease or a similar condition.
Two types of lumbar (low back) fusion surgeries can be performed as minimally invasive procedures. A posterior lumbar fusion (PLF) uses bone grafts along the side of the spine bones, which fuse together to stabilize your spine. A transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF) includes the PLF as well as a bone graft between the vertebrae.
Our minimally invasive spine procedures use state-of-the-art robotic navigation and imaging systems.
Our team works together to create a treatment plan personalized just for you.
You’ll go home the same day or the next day, following a minimally invasive spine surgery.
Our expert spine surgeons are sought out by patients who want a minimally invasive option for back surgery.
Our physical therapists help you quickly return to an independent lifestyle.
We are nationally recognized for our expertise in delivering specialty care.
