Endoscopic Surgery - Using the Excentrically Located Working Channel [2:18]

Published on July 26, 2026
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In this video, Christoph Siepe explains the strategic advantages of using an eccentrically located working channel to improve maneuverability and instrument reach in endoscopic spine procedures. This video is part of the 100+ Tips and Tricks in Spine Surgery series. 

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