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Transforaminal Micro Decompression Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What condition is treated with a transforaminal micro decompression?

The transforaminal microscopic or endoscopic foraminotomy is used to treat a condition called foraminal stenosis. The goal of the surgery is to create a larger bony foraminal canal to take the pressure off of the exiting nerve.

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