Understanding Foraminotomy at Legent Spine

A foraminotomy at Legent Spine offers relief from nerve compression in your spine, helping to alleviate pain, numbness, and weakness that may be affecting your daily life. This minimally invasive procedure creates more space for compressed nerves, potentially restoring your comfort and mobility.

What is a Foraminotomy?

A foraminotomy is a precise surgical procedure that:

• Enlarges the natural openings where nerves exit your spine
• Relieves pressure on pinched nerves
• Addresses pain and numbness in arms or legs
• Uses minimally invasive techniques
• Typically requires only small incisions

Conditions We Treat

This procedure effectively addresses:

• Spinal stenosis
• Bone spurs
• Herniated discs
• Compressed nerve roots
• Degenerative spine conditions

Benefits of Foraminotomy

Patients typically experience:

• Reduced nerve pain and tingling
• Improved arm or leg strength
• Enhanced mobility
• Faster recovery than traditional surgery
• Long-lasting relief

The Legent Spine Approach

Our surgical technique features:

• Advanced microsurgical instruments
• High-definition visualization
• Precise nerve decompression
• Minimal tissue disruption
• Expert surgical care

Recovery Process

What to expect:

• Same-day or short hospital stay
• Structured pain management
• Gradual return to activities
• Personalized rehabilitation plan
• Regular follow-up care

At Legent Spine, our experienced surgical team specializes in minimally invasive foraminotomy procedures. We carefully evaluate each patient to ensure this approach is the most appropriate solution for their specific condition.

The Legent Spine Difference

We provide:

• Comprehensive evaluation
• Customized treatment plans
• State-of-the-art technology
• Experienced surgical team
• Dedicated post-operative care

Contact Legent Spine today to schedule a consultation and learn if a foraminotomy might be right for you. Our team will thoroughly evaluate your condition and discuss whether this procedure could help restore your quality of life by addressing your nerve compression symptoms.