John Asghar MD

The aim that drives the practice of Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery (MISS) is to provide similar or better clinical results without undergoing traditional open spine surgery, while causing the patient’s body as little harm as possible. Achieving these objectives requires the use of smaller incisions, specialized instruments, and advanced imaging technology. The innovations performed in Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery for Scoliosis will try to lower the rupture of tissues to lessen use postoperative pain, cut on blood loss, limit hospitalization time, and improve recovery rate. In the end, the aim is to eliminate the patient's painful spinal conditions that involve nerve compression or instability. Equally critical is to mitigate the overall surgical experience so that the return to routine activities is swifter. The approach is patient-centered which means that equal attention is given to the result effectiveness and body overload.