Spinal Stenosis Surgery (O-Arm Navigation System + MAZOR X Robotic Spine System + MedTronic Implants) | Turan & Turan Clinic, Turkey

Spinal stenosis surgery incorporates cutting-edge technologies, including the O-Arm Navigation System, MAZOR X Robotic Spine System, and Medtronic implants. Preparation involves thorough pre-operative assessments, including detailed imaging scans such as X-rays and MRIs. This approach allows surgeons to precisely understand the patient's spinal anatomy and plan the surgery accordingly. During the procedure, the patient is placed under general anesthesia to ensure comfort and immobility. Surgeons make a carefully planned incision to access the affected area. The O-Arm Navigation System is utilized for real-time, high-resolution 3D spine imaging, aiding in precise visualization and planning. The MAZOR X Robotic Spine System guides surgeons with unparalleled accuracy during the corrective measures. Medtronic implants, customized to the patient's needs, are meticulously positioned along the spine to provide stability and support. Once the implants are securely placed, the incision is closed using surgical techniques. It's crucial to recognize that despite the advancements in technology, spinal stenosis surgery remains a complex procedure with inherent risks. Opting for our skilled team ensures patients receive superior care, leading to long-lasting, high-quality outcomes. Additionally, our medical center boasts lower rates of complications and failures compared to other clinics, providing added reassurance to patients seeking treatment for spinal stenosis. If spinal stenosis is left untreated or uncorrected, it can lead to worsening symptoms and potential complications. These may include progressive nerve compression, causing increasing pain, numbness, and weakness in the affected areas. Severe cases can lead to nerve damage, loss of bladder or bowel control, or paralysis. Additionally, untreated spinal stenosis can negatively impact a person's quality of life, limiting mobility and independence. Therefore, timely intervention is crucial to prevent these consequences and improve overall outcomes.