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Microdiscectomy a Wilmed Hospital

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What's included in this package

Medical Procedures
  • Discectomy
  • 24-hr nurse services
  • Consultation with a neurosurgeon
  • Consultation with an anesthesiologist
  • Half board (breakfast+dinner)
  • Post-operative care
  • Follow-up visit
Duration
  • 1 days in the hospital
  • 3 days in the hotel
Accommodation

Accommodation is not included

Transport
  • Transfer is not included

Implant

No implant applicable

Additional information

More than surgery — complete neurosurgical care from consultation to recovery.

Our microdiscectomy package provides comprehensive care at every stage of treatment. It includes a consultation with an experienced neurosurgeon, a preoperative anaesthesiologist assessment, the surgical procedure, dedicated postoperative care, and a follow-up consultation after surgery.

From the initial neurosurgical assessment and treatment planning to postoperative recovery and follow-up, every stage is carefully coordinated to ensure continuity of care, comfort, and peace of mind.

24/7 Bookimed assistance
  • Personal medical coordinator
  • Medical travel arrangements — booking of air tickets and hotel rooms at special partner prices
  • Patient advocacy during medical travel

Program price

$5,324

What's NOT included in this package

Airfare
Hotel
Additional activities not included

Doctor

Lukasz Grabarczyk
Neurosurgeon
19 years of experience
Board certified professional

Neurosurgeon with 14 years at the University Clinical Hospital in Olsztyn. Long‑time Head of the Adult “Budzik” Clinic. Performed the first stimulator implantations in coma patients in Europe. Provides DBS for Parkinson’s disease and epilepsy. Performs complex brain and spine surgery. Promotes minimally invasive pain care.

Completed international training in pain, dystonia, neurodegeneration, and neuroendoscopy. Training sites included Johns Hopkins and centers in Germany, the UK, and Switzerland. Presented internationally on trigeminal neuralgia, CRPS, modern coma care, and zona incerta stimulation in Parkinson’s disease.

Board member of the International Neuromodulation Society (INS). Member of IFNE, the London Pain Forum, and Polish neurosurgical and spine societies. At Wilmed, provides surgical treatment of spinal disorders and minimally invasive spinal pain therapy.

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WILMED Medical Clinic

Microdiscectomy at WILMED Medical Clinic in Warsaw, Poland, typically runs around $3,200 for patients seeking relief from disc herniation. This specialized procedure uses microsurgical tools and endoscopy to remove damaged disc material with minimal impact on surrounding tissues. The clinic holds ISAPS accreditation and maintains a 4.5 rating from 80+ patient reviews.

Minimally Invasive Treatment Options

WILMED Medical Clinic offers two main methods to treat discopathy. Microdiscectomy uses a small incision of just a few millimeters to access the spine. Surgeons use endoscopes and precise tools to address the herniated disc. Alternatively, the clinic provides Discogel therapy, which costs around $3,100. This percutaneous method involves injecting a gel prosthesis into the disc without traditional surgery.

Procedure and Anesthesia

The choice between general or local anesthesia depends on the specific case and the chosen method. For a microdiscectomy, the surgical team uses microsurgical instruments to reach the spine. This approach limits tissue damage and blood loss compared to open surgery. The percutaneous gel treatment is even less invasive, as it does not require a standard incision.

Recovery and Hospital Stay

One major advantage of these techniques is the short hospital stay. Patients often qualify for same-day discharge, leaving the clinic just a few hours after the procedure. Most people can stand up and move within one or two days. This fast-track recovery helps patients return to their daily routines much sooner than after traditional back surgery.

Postoperative Care and Results

After the procedure, the medical team provides pain medication to manage initial discomfort. Doctors recommend a specific rehabilitation plan to strengthen the back. Patients also receive advice on lifestyle changes to protect their spine in the future. These steps help maintain the results of the surgery and prevent new disc issues.

If you are looking for advanced spine care in Poland, you can leave a request on Bookimed to receive a personalized treatment plan.

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Location
Wiktorii Wiedeńskiej 9a/lok. U2, 02-954 Warszawa, Poland

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FAQ

What are the types of discectomy?

In world neurosurgical practice, the following types of discectomy are used:

  • classic discectomy;
  • microdiscectomy (using a special surgical microscope);
  • endoscopic microdiscectomy (minimally invasive disc removal through several incisions up to 2 cm).
What are the indications for surgery?

Discectomy is prescribed for such diseases:

  • intervertebral hernia, which compresses the nerve roots of the spinal cord;
  • changes in the spinal disc with osteochondrosis;
  • disc injury and injury
  • narrowing of the spinal canal (stenosis).
What are the contraindications for discectomy?

Contraindications for discectomy:

  • blood clotting disorders;
  • oncological diseases;
  • inflammation and infection;
  • diabetes;
  • pregnancy;
  • disorders of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems.
What examination should be done before the intervention?

Before discectomy, the patient undergoes an examination, which includes:

  • blood chemistry;
  • coagulogram;
  • electrocardiography;
  • x-ray of the lungs;
  • radiography;
  • computed (CT) or magnetic resonance (MRI) tomography.
How long does a discectomy take?

The duration of the operation is from 30 minutes to 2 hours , depending on the surgical approach chosen by the doctor (open, endoscopic.) After 6 hours, the patient can already get up and walk.

Hospitalization does not exceed 3 days .

How is an intervertebral disc removed?

Discectomy is performed under general anesthesia. Depending on the localization of the intervertebral hernia, the operation is performed in the areas of the cervical, thoracic or lumbar regions.

The discectomy is performed by a neurosurgeon. With an open intervention, he performs an incision up to 10 cm , through which he removes the damaged intervertebral disc.

If necessary, the doctor fixes the vertebrae with a special frame or replaces the intervertebral disc with an artificial one.

The operation lasts up to 2 hours .

For the first 2 months after the intervention, doctors recommend wearing a supporting corset.

microdiscectomy

The incision for microdiscectomy is only 3 cm , and the total duration of the operation does not exceed 1.5 hours .

Endoscopic microdiscectomy

When performing an endoscopic microdiscectomy, doctors use local anesthesia . The incision does not exceed 2 cm . The duration of the operation is less than half an hour .

What complications can occur after the removal of the spinal disc?

After any type of discectomy, there is a possibility of developing some complications:

  • sensory disturbance in the extremities;
  • development of a hernia in adjacent intervertebral discs;
  • deep vein thrombosis of the legs;
  • inflammatory process in the spinal cord and its membrane.

To avoid such consequences, it is necessary to choose a qualified neurosurgeon and a clinic that has the necessary equipment. On our website you can find medical centers around the world that offer the best treatment.

How can Bookimed help you get the best treatment?

To get advice on choosing the best clinic in your particular case and the exact cost of the operation, leave a request and a Bookimed coordinating doctor will contact you. He will answer all questions about the removal of the spinal disc, explain what medical statements you need to prepare for this. After the doctors at your chosen clinic have reviewed these documents, they will draw up an individual diagnostic and treatment program with an accurate cost.

If the received treatment program suits you, the Bookimed coordinating doctor agrees the dates of the trip with you and writes you to the selected clinic. Our care department will help you choose the best accommodation option and tickets for the patient and his accompanying person.

$5,324
per package