Minimally invasive spine surgery (MISS) has the goal of treating the underlying pathology that challenges the spine while at the same time minimizing damage to its surrounding normal architecture. This is indeed a far cry from the traditional open surgery, which requires larger incisions and more muscle dissection. Forgetting larger incisions, specialized instruments, and advanced imaging are all applied to address the patient's precise problem-the herniated disc or spinal stenosis-and at the same time preserve the muscles, ligaments, and bone structures that maintain the spine. This preservation is vital for restoring spinal stability, which translates into less postoperative pain and faster recovery times. Click at - Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery Scoliosis