Medical FAQs & Patient Guide
Clinically verified answers and treatment options for complex spinal conditions, dynamic correction, and recovery guidance.
Most young patients can sit and walk on day 1 post-op. Light sports can resume in 6 weeks, and full unrestricted physical activity is typical by 12 weeks.
The procedure usually takes between 45 and 90 minutes. It is performed under general anesthesia with microscopic magnification to ensure absolute nerve safety.
Yes, many herniated discs undergo resorption and heal within 6 to 12 weeks with conservative care, physical therapy, and target pain management.
Yes, using modern intraoperative neuromonitoring and dynamic tensioning cords makes the procedure exceptionally safe and motion-preserving.