MicroTube Spine Surgery treats many Spinal conditions.

Spinal Stenosis

Spinal Stenosis: MicroTube Spine Surgery provides a minimalistic approach and access to the site of the narrowing around the spinal cord so that the cause of stenosis can be directly addressed and treated. Spinal Stenosis Is the narrowing of the spaces surrounding the spinal nerves. The narrowing can involve the central canal, the lateral recess or the foramina and exits of the nerve roots. Symptoms of stenosis depend on the site of stenosis and can result in back pain, radiculopathy or sciatica as well as neurogenic claudication. Stenosis can be congenital or acquired. Acquired stenosis can be caused by disc herniation, thickening of the ligament and thickening of the facet joints.

Sciatica

Sciatica or Pinched Nerve: MicroTube Spine Surgery provides a minimalistic approach and access to the site of the nerve impingement and directly addresses the cause of it. Pinched Nerve Is a form of sciatica and can stem as a result of such pathologies as disc herniation, lateral or foraminal stenosis or synovial cyst. Symptoms of lumbar radiculopathy may include pain down a lower extremity, weakness of a group of muscles, numbness and tingling.

Neurogenic Claudication

Neurogenic Claudication: MicroTube Spine Surgery provides a minimalistic approach and access to the site of the central canal stenosis so the space around the nerves can be directly decompressed and widened through a partial laminectomy. This Condition typically results from central canal stenosis in the lumbar spine. Symptoms of neurogenic claudication may include lower back pain, pain in the buttock regions, pain in the back of the thighs and legs as well as cramping of the legs. Neurogenic claudication can affect someone’s ability to stand up or walk without pain. As a result, patients with neurogenic claudication may lean forward or try to sit down to alleviate their symptoms.

Lumbar Radiculopathy

Lumbar Radiculopathy: MicroTube Spine Surgery provides a minimalistic approach and access to the site of the nerve impingement and directly address the cause of it. Lumbar Radiculopathy is a form of sciatica and can result from a pinched nerve as a result of such pathologies as disc herniation, lateral or foraminal stenosis or synovial cyst. Symptoms of lumbar radiculopathy may include pain down a lower extremity, weakness of a group of muscles, numbness and tingling.

Disk Herniation

Disk Herniation, Disk pathology, and Disk Bulge: MicroTube Spine Surgery provides a minimalistic approach and access to the herniated disc and allows for direct removal or excision of the disc fragment through microdiscectomy. The issue is caused when the material of the disc between the vertebrae “slips” out, which is called disc herniation. While most people use the terms disc herniation and disc bulge interchangeably, they are not technically the same. A disc herniation can result in spinal stenosis, lateral recess stenosis or foraminal stenosis impinging the nearby nerve or nerves, thus, causing back pain and/or radiculopathy.

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What Former Patients Are Saying
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“100% the best decision I've made. They helped me get to were I needed with price fairly and honestly. Dr. A Was amazing. It was quick and my relief from the pain I was in was unreal. They were straightforward about every step. I would recommend to everyone looking for back surgery to really check this place out. 10/10.”

“Very caring, understanding from the staff all the way to the doctor. They ALL take the time to explain EVERYTHING to you that involves your health care. I am and will remain a patient here at Royal Spine Surgery as long as they stay the way they are. Lena, Liv, Doctor A. , I appreciate all of you very much and for the others I have not met or work behind the scenes a BIG shout out to you to! Thank you!”

“I had two orthopedic surgeons tell me I needed a fusion surgery at L4/L5 for Spinal Stenosis , so I sought another opinion from Dr. Abdulhamid, who told me he can solve my back problems with a minimally invasive decompression, no fusion was needed. He was straightforward and explained his recommendation with confidence so I had the surgery done.

I’m six weeks post op and doing great, the surgery was successful. I couldn’t recommend Dr. Abdulhamid more highly. In addition he was personable and answered all my questions.”

“Your office and staff were amazing. Dr. A and his assistant are also amazing. I feel very fortunate to have had a very good doctor as well as assistant. Thank you Dr. A very much. I felt so comfortable as I’m deathly afraid of being put to sleep and Dr. A and his assistant were very understanding and compassionate.”

“Excellent experience with Dr. A! Explained everything thoroughly, followed up after surgery to check on me. Did an excellent job on my back.”

“This has been fantastic! Dr.A explained everything to me and really took his time to make sure I understood the surgery. A+!”

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Alternative to
Fusion Surgery

Doctors choose MicroTube Spine Surgery because it allows your surgeon to sculpt your spine and restore your quality of life while preserving the integrity of your spinal structure. Patients experience minimal discomfort with consistent positive outcomes. Doctors love that their patients are back on their feet the same day with quicker recovery times than traditional surgical interventions.

Is MicroTube Spine Surgery
Right for You?

In most cases, spine-related pain is temporary and does not require surgical interventions. But for some individuals experiencing chronic pain, developing neurological symptoms like weakness, trouble with walking, tingling and numbness, they are likely to require spine surgery to address their pain condition.

If you need surgery, your next focus should be selecting the ideal surgeon who will listen to your needs and identify the best solution for you. The Minimally Invasive MicroTube Spine Surgery provided at Royal Spine Surgery could be right for you.

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Here is what Doctors are saying
about Royal Spine Surgery

“Royal Spine Surgery patients recover so well. “I have been practicing Physical Therapy for over 10 years and I am always impressed with the positive patient outcomes we see from Royal Spine Surgery patients, the surgical areas are consistently small and the recovery times are much quicker”

“When surgery is needed, I always recommend Royal Spine Surgery, Dr. Mohamed Abdulamid is a phenomenal surgeon. His experience in minimally invasive surgery and care is exceptional and my patients love him”.

“Excellent care! Surgical patients from Royal Spine Surgery always recover much faster and have excellent outcomes. Dr Abdulhamid truly listens to his patients and his experience shows in our patients success”

“Royal Spine Surgery patients recover so well. “I have been practicing Physical Therapy for over 10 years and I am always impressed with the positive patient outcomes we see from Royal Spine Surgery patients, the surgical areas are consistently small and the recovery times are much quicker”

“When surgery is needed, I always recommend Royal Spine Surgery, Dr. Mohamed Abdulamid is a phenomenal surgeon. His experience in minimally invasive surgery and care is exceptional and my patients love him”.

“Excellent care! Surgical patients from Royal Spine Surgery always recover much faster and have excellent outcomes. Dr Abdulhamid truly listens to his patients and his experience shows in our patients success”