Minimally invasive spine (MIS) surgery offers a revolutionary approach to addressing spinal instability by stabilizing vertebral bones and their associated joints through smaller incisions. Unlike traditional open surgeries that require significant muscle disruption, MIS techniques employ specialized instruments and imaging guidance to access the spine. This allows surgeons to precisely fuse or reinforce weakened vertebral segments and correct abnormal joint alignment, thereby restoring structural integrity and alleviating pain caused by excessive movement. The primary goal of Edison Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery is to achieve robust stabilization, preventing further damage and improving the patient's ability to move without discomfort, all while minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues.