I am very glad to use this platform to discuss and share the minimally invasive spinal surgery intervertebral foramenoscopy technique with you. In 2011, I studied under the master of minimally invasive spinal surgery Professor Anthorny Yeung from the U.S.A. Professor Yeung’s serious teachings, hoping that this top minimally invasive spinal surgery technique can be carried out well in China, and then gradually carried out this technique after I returned to China, and at present, I have successfully treated more than 200 cases with this technique. More than 200 cases have been successfully treated using this technique, which is less invasive, with a 1cm incision channel, local anesthesia, and safe (very safe for spine surgeons who have undergone formal training and mastery of this technique). It is safe (very safe for properly trained and skilled spine surgeons. The technique requires minimal trauma to the patient and precise, accurate, and highly skilled surgeons), painless, and does not disrupt the stabilizing structures of the spine (no pinning or interbody fusion), and has very few complications! (Realistically speaking, I have not experienced any complications so far. However, people are not “immortals”, as a doctor, only very seriously and carefully to treat each patient, in order to minimize the occurrence of it), good efficacy, the next day after the operation can go down to the ground, fast recovery, the technology is a to the majority of lumbar disc herniation and lumbar spinal stenosis patients with the “gospel! This technology is a mature technology that brings “good news” to patients with lumbar disc herniation and lumbar spinal stenosis. This technique includes the Yess technique (including the Yess technique’s simple technique), Thessys technique (including the Beis technique and the target point technique), etc. (my intraoperative picture). This requires the minimally invasive spine surgeon to choose different minimally invasive techniques for different patients with lumbar discogenic pain, lumbar disc herniation, prolapse, and lumbar spinal stenosis. Each technique has its own characteristics, advantages and disadvantages, and it is not enough to master only one of them to treat the whole. Therefore, for minimally invasive spine surgeons, the techniques are more demanding, and we are always thinking about how to solve the patient’s problem with the least trauma to the patient. Nowadays, many patients with neck and shoulder pain (especially for sympathetic and neurogenic cervical spondylosis: neck and shoulder pain, dizziness, headache, blurred vision, tinnitus, hand numbness, etc., minimally invasive radiofrequency ablation technology, no incision, only a very thin trocar to guide the radiofrequency electrode treatment; cervical and thoracic foramenoscopy technology, the technical requirements of the technology is higher, with a certain degree of risk, it is not recommended to promote the use of a wide range of patients), lumbar and leg pain, just know minimally invasive surgery, but the The real meaning of minimally invasive technology may not be well understood, in this platform, to the majority of patients to popularize some minimally invasive intervertebral foraminoscopy and other technologies and knowledge.