Spine Discectomy Surgery at Lux Hospitals

Best Spine & Disc Treatment
30–60 Min Procedure, Early Mobilization
Minimal Cuts. Faster Recovery
100% Cashless with All Major Insurances
0% EMI Option Available
5,000 Successful Spine Surgeries

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Our Top Doctors

Dr. Sai Kishan Sirasala

MBBS, MS. Ortho, FIJR, FIASM (UK)

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Experience: 8 Years

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Dr. Bathini Hithesh

MBBS, MS Ortho, Gandhi Hospital, FJR

Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

Experience: 6 Years

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Spine Discectomy Treatment Cost at LUX Hospitals

Features	Other Hospital	Lux Hospitals
Surgery Type	Open Surgery / Conventional Fixation	Minimally Invasive Endoscopic / Arthroscopic Discectomy
Hospital Stay	3–5 Days	Same Day / 24–48 Hrs Discharge
Success Rate	80–85%	97–99%+ Success Rate with Expert Spine Surgeons
Infection Control	Basic Sterilization Methods	HEPA Filtered OTs + Strict Infection Protocols
Post-Surgery Rehab	Limited or Paid Physiotherapy	Free & Structured Rehab with In-house Spine Physiotherapy Team
Insurance Support	Limited or No Cashless	100% Cashless with All Major Insurance Providers

Accreditations

Lux Hospitals is NABH certified, a mark of excellence in patient safety and care. We follow stringent healthcare protocols and maintain world-class hygiene standards.

Lux Hospitals is NABH certified, ensuring top-tier patient safety, quality care, and world-class hygiene standards.

We are ISO 9001:2015 certified, ensuring the highest standards in quality management and patient care. This certification reflects our commitment to efficient processes and continuous improvement in healthcare services.

ISO 9001:2015 certified, ensuring excellence in quality management, patient care, and hospital operations.

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LUX Hospitals – Discectomy Surgery | Endoscopic & Microdiscectomy Specialists | Hyderabad

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What is Discectomy Surgery?

Discectomy is a surgical procedure performed to remove part of a herniated or slipped disc that is pressing on spinal nerves. It is commonly recommended for patients experiencing severe back pain, leg pain (sciatica), numbness, or weakness that does not improve with medications, rest, or physiotherapy.

Discectomy Treatment Options

Endoscopic / Minimally Invasive Discectomy

This modern approach uses a small incision and specialized endoscopic tools to remove the herniated portion of the disc. It causes minimal disruption to muscles and tissues, leading to less pain, shorter hospital stay, and faster mobility. Many patients can stand or walk with support within 24 hours.

Microdiscectomy (Microscope-Assisted Surgery)

In cases requiring higher precision, surgeons use an operating microscope to carefully remove the disc fragment compressing the nerve. This technique is highly effective for relieving sciatica, numbness, and radiating leg pain, offering long-term relief while preserving maximum spinal stability.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does Discectomy surgery take?

Most procedures last between 30–60 minutes, though this may vary based on case complexity.

When can I walk after surgery?

Patients can usually stand or walk with support within 24–48 hours of surgery, thanks to minimally invasive methods.

How long is the hospital stay?

For minimally invasive discectomy, many patients are discharged the same day or within 48 hours. Traditional approaches may require a longer stay.

What is the success rate?

Our discectomy surgeries have a success rate of over 97%, with patients reporting significant relief from pain and improved quality of life.

Are minimally invasive methods safer?

Yes. Minimally invasive discectomy reduces incision size, blood loss, muscle damage, and risk of infection, while ensuring faster recovery compared to conventional open surgery.