<p>Natural orifice surgery. Now that’s a concept. The human body has a fair number of such entry points. But, for spine surgery? On the shoulders of the GI surgeon community, a strong argument in the form of two patents and a YouTube video say “Yes”.</p>

Natural orifice surgery. Now that’s a concept. The human body has a fair number of such entry points. But, for spine surgery? On the shoulders of the GI surgeon community, a strong argument in the form of two patents and a YouTube video say “Yes”.

"Natural Orifice" Spine Procedures

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