About Laminectomy

Laminectomy is a surgical procedure that creates space for the spinal cord and/or nerves by removal of the lamina (back of the spine). In this procedure, the doctor will make an incision in the patient's back to access the spine, remove part or all of the lamina, perform procedures such as discectomy or spinal fusion if necessary, and then close the incision. Read More about Laminectomy →

Seoul, South Korea
Asan Medical Center is one of the largest and most preferred hospitals in South Korea by patients from all over the world. The gross floor area of the hospital spans 524,700m² and 2,715 beds. AMC has 11,680 outpatients, 2,427 inpatients and 256 emergency patients every day on average. Every year, 66,838 sophisticated surgeries are performed by the experts at the hospital. Asan Medical Center was established in 1989 and has achieved the reputation of world-class medical centre since then. It continues to grow and invest diligently in R&D and advanced clinical treatment.
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