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Microdiscectomy

About Microdiscectomy

Microdiscectomy is a minimally invasive spinal surgery performed to remove portions of a herniated spinal disc compressing nearby nerves. The procedure helps relieve severe leg pain, numbness, weakness, and nerve irritation caused by disc prolapse. M...

Overview

The surgery involves: Small skin incision Microsurgical visualization Removal of herniated disc fragments Nerve root decompression Preservation of healthy spinal structures Microdiscectomy is commonly performed for: Lumbar disc herniation Sciatica Nerve compression syndromes The procedure usually results in significant pain relief and improved mobility.

Understanding The Procedure

Symptoms That May Require Microdiscectomy

  • ⦾ Severe leg pain (sciatica)
  • ⦾ Numbness or tingling
  • ⦾ Muscle weakness
  • ⦾ Back pain
  • ⦾ Difficulty walking

Recovery & Outlook

Microdiscectomy provides excellent relief for nerve compression symptoms in many patients. Long-term outcomes improve with rehabilitation and spine care practices.

Risks

  • ⦾ Disc recurrence
  • ⦾ Infection
  • ⦾ Nerve injury
  • ⦾ Persistent pain
  • ⦾ Spinal fluid leak

Post-Operative Care

  • ⦾ Avoid bending or lifting heavy objects
  • ⦾ Attend physiotherapy regularly
  • ⦾ Walk gradually as advised
  • ⦾ Maintain proper posture
  • ⦾ Follow medication instructions carefully

Doctors Who Perform Microdiscectomy

Meet experienced neurology (brain care) doctors who regularly evaluate and perform microdiscectomy.

Dr Pavan Gujjar

Dr Pavan Gujjar

MBBS,MD General Medicine and DRNB Neurology

KMC: 110618

Consultant Neurologist

Dr Prahlad S T

Dr Prahlad S T

MBBS, DNB - General Surgery, DNB - Neurosurgery

KMC: 79627

Consultant Brain (Neuro) & Spine Surgeon

Arun Kumar M A

Arun Kumar M A

MBBS, MS General Surgery,DNB General Surgery,MCh Neurosurgery

KMC: 94243

Consultant Neurosurgeon

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