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Munish Lal, MDInterventional & Spine Endoscopy Specialist
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Munish Lal, MD

Endoscopic Spine Specialist

Dr. Lal specializes in endoscopic discectomy and interventional spine treatments for herniated discs and related nerve symptoms.

He combines fellowship training in spine endoscopy with board certification in Pain Medicine and Anesthesiology.

Munish Lal, MD — Endoscopic Spine Specialist

Specialized medical training

Fellowship training in spine endoscopy.

Dr. Lal completed Spine Endoscopy fellowship training with IPSC Varsity & Training Institute and the American Society of Endoscopic and Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery.

He continued his training through the International Fellowship Program in Endoscopic Spine Surgery at AIN Hospital, AIN Medical Foundation in Korea, 2024.

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Featured treatment

Endoscopic discectomy for herniated discs.

A herniated disc in the lower back can press on a spinal nerve, causing pain that travels into the leg, numbness or weakness. Endoscopic discectomy uses a small camera and specialized instruments through a small incision to remove the disc material pressing on the nerve.

For selected patients whose symptoms persist despite nonsurgical care, this may be a treatment option. Dr. Lal reviews your symptoms, examination, imaging and previous treatment to assess whether it is appropriate and discuss the benefits, risks and alternatives.

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