Minimally invasive spine surgeon
Dr. Vo Van Thanh
Not every back pain needs surgery. When it does, choose the smallest approach that fully solves the problem.
01 / Training
[X] years of spine surgery. Trained in endoscopic spine surgery at [institution].
02 / Conditions treated
Disc herniation, spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis and scoliosis – in the neck, mid-back and lower back.
03 / Approach
Start with non-surgical care. Operate only when truly needed, and choose the least invasive option.
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Signature technique
Interbody fusion through uniportal endoscopy
UFE-LIF · [Technique tagline]
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Incision length
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Sitting up and walking after surgery
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Discharge
Figures provided by the doctor, based on completed cases.
Treatment options
Three treatment paths
The right path depends on the condition, its severity and the patient’s wishes. The doctor discusses details after reviewing your scans.
Find by symptom
What are you feeling?
Pick the symptom closest to yours. Each page explains the condition, when to see a doctor and the treatment options.
- Low back pain spreading to the buttock and leg Lumbar disc herniation
- Neck pain spreading to the shoulder and arm, numb hand Cervical disc herniation
- Having to stop after walking a short distance due to leg pain or numbness Lumbar spinal stenosis
- Long-standing dull back pain, worse when standing Spondylolisthesis
- Low back pain in young people and athletes Spondylolysis
- Curved back, uneven shoulders or hips Scoliosis
Patient experiences
Patient stories
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Remote scan review
Send scans first, visit later.
The doctor reviews your MRI and replies within [response time]. Patients far away don’t need to travel just to ask whether surgery is needed.