Spine Endoscope PTED – Percutaneous Transforaminal Endoscopic Discectomy System
The Spine Endoscope PTED is a minimally invasive surgical system designed for the treatment of lumbar disc herniation.
It enables precise decompression through a small incision, reducing recovery time and minimizing tissue trauma, making it an ideal choice for spinal surgery centers and orthopedic departments.
Key Features
- Minimally invasive approach with rapid patient recovery
- High-definition endoscopic imaging for clear visualization
- Specialized instruments for safe and precise decompression
- Compatible with multiple spine surgical techniques
- Ergonomic handpiece for surgeon comfort
- Suitable for lumbar and selected cervical spine cases
Technical Specifications
| Endoscope Diameter | 6.3 mm / 6.9mm / 7.3 mm |
| Working Channel | 3.7 mm / 4.3 mm / 5.7 mm / 7.3 mm |
| Field of View | 80° |
| Viewing Direction | 0°/30° |
| Applications | Lumbar disc herniation, foraminal stenosis, nerve root decompression |
Advantages
Compared to open spine surgery, PTED offers reduced hospitalization time, smaller incisions, minimal muscle damage, and faster patient rehabilitation.
The system’s HD endoscope ensures clear intraoperative visualization, improving surgical precision and safety.