EnSight™ Biportal.
Transforming Spine. Changing Lives.
EnSight™ Biportal.
Transforming Spine. Changing Lives.
The Advantages of EnSight™ Biportal Endoscopic Spine Surgery
Hannah Rauben visited Dr Tony Lomas, a spine surgeon
and learned her back pain was caused by a severe stenosis at L3/L4.
Dr Tony Lomas and his fellow, Richard plan Hannah’s endoscopic surgery.
Sara Hennes and Dr Tony Lomas positioning Hannah for surgery.
Dr Tony Lomas views the screen as he performs an endoscopic surgery.
Hannah with husband Greg just four hours post op.
Hannah leaves the hospital the morning after surgery.
Hannah comes back to see Dr Lomas for a 2 month check up.
3 months post surgery Hannah and Greg back to a normal life together.
Hannah is back playing gentle tennis six months post surgery.
Endoscopy will create a performance gap!
“MIS changed opportunities in spine surgery; however, Endoscopy is set to take things to a new level.”
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We believe…
When patient experience and lower costs are your key drivers, then offering your patients Endoscopic Spine Surgery makes common sense. And given Biportal Endoscopy has a faster learning curve and covers a growing range of indications it will become the technique of choice creating a new standard.
What are the main technologies for endoscopic spine surgeries
Monoportal (also : uniportal or full-endoscopic) endoscopic spine surgery involves the use of a single portal or incision point to access the spine. In this technique, the surgeon inserts an endoscope through the small incision and navigates it to the affected area of the spine. This method requires minimal soft tissue dissection, as well as bone removal, resulting in a very small surgical scar and reduced postoperative pain. This approach is typically suited for simple herniations.
On the other hand, biportal endoscopic spine surgery (also: BESS or UBE (unilateral biportal endoscopic spine surgery)) uses two working portals or incisions to gain access to the spine. The first incision is used to insert the endoscope, while the second incision is used for surgical instruments. This method has a broader range of indications, ranging from herniations, stenoses and fusion.
Compared to monoportal endoscopy, biportal endoscopy provides excellent visualization of the surgical site and allows for more complex surgical procedures. Both monoportal and biportal endoscopic spine surgery are minimally invasive techniques that offer several advantages over traditional open and minimally invasive spinal surgeries. However, the choice between the two techniques depends on the patient’s specific condition and the surgeon’s preference and experience.
What are the advantages of EnSight™ biportal endoscopy for me?
Do you want to learn more about the Nexon EnSight™ biportal solution?
To foster proficiency in endoscopy extends beyond the mere product: For a surgeon to achieve mastery in this discipline, some elements are essential:
- Education: A structured, systematic learning process and experience that expedites your personal learning curve to ensure competency and confidence in performing biportal endoscopic spine surgery.
- Instrumentation: A comprehensive set of tools and instrumentation designed by the pioneers in biportal endoscopy. Continual innovation ensures you constant access to the newest tools to optimize your performance
- Service Support: A package of onsite services to support your transition to offering a full biportal endoscopic spine surgery program – clinical observations, first surgery-support, team-based training, equipment servicing, seamless logistics etc.
- Communities: A Community of Practice to ensure extended learning and continuing professional development – community platforms, symposia, user meetings and other ways of international exchange to facilitate the sharing of best practices as surgeons continue to enhance their skills and competence.