Instituto Paro Coluna

Minimally Invasive Treatments

Minimally Invasive

A person in a white coat, likely a medical professional, is seated at a desk and pointing to a spine model. The spine model is detailed with white vertebrae and yellow highlights. The setting appears to be an office or a clinical environment, with a neutral-colored wall and window nearby.
Small incisions reduce pain and speed recovery after spinal treatments.
Two X-ray images display a side and front view of a medical fixture in a human bone. Metal pins and screws are visible, indicating a surgical procedure.
Using endoscopy to treat spinal issues with minimal disruption.
A surgeon wearing a mask and headlamp is focused on performing a procedure in an operating room. The room is dimly lit, and the patient is lying on an operating table, covered with a sterile cloth. Instruments and medical equipment are visible in the background.
Using endoscopy to treat spinal issues with minimal disruption.

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A detailed anatomical model of a human spine, showcasing the vertebrae with intervertebral discs highlighted in yellow. The model is arranged in a slightly curved position against a neutral background.
A surgeon wearing a surgical mask, cap with a pattern, and operating garments is focused intently on a procedure. Surgical lights are illuminating the scene, and various medical equipment is visible in the background.

Gallery

Snapshots of minimally invasive spine treatments in action.

Medical professionals are performing surgery in an operating room equipped with overhead lights and medical equipment. IV bags are visible, and the team is focused on the patient lying on the operating table.
A detailed model of a human spine displayed on a surface, with yellow segments representing nerves.
Medical professionals in scrubs and masks are performing surgery under bright surgical lights. A variety of surgical instruments are organized on a covered tray next to the operating table.
A detailed anatomical model of a human spinal vertebra is displayed on a flat gray surface. The model highlights the bone structure in white with intervertebral discs shown in a beige color. Nerves are represented in yellow, showing the nerves protruding from the spine.