Mult-e Portal® Endoscopic Spine Surgery System
Bridging the Gap Between Uniportal and Biportal Endoscopy
Mult-e Portal® is an innovative endoscopic approach developed by elliquence that combines the best advantages of both uniportal and biportal techniques.
By utilizing two working ports, surgeons gain enhanced visibility, flexibility, and control while minimizing tissue trauma.
What Is Mult-e Portal?
The Mult-e Portal Endoscopic System enables surgeons to access spinal pathology through two working channels.
This configuration allows a true least invasive procedural solution—expanding surgical reach and simplifying decompression.
Key Highlights:
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Dual working ports for simultaneous access and instrument manipulation
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Streamlined workflow compatible with Trigger Flex®
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Ideal for lumbar decompression, foraminotomy, and multi-level endoscopic procedures
Advantages Over Uniportal & Biportal Endoscopy
Mult-e Portal was designed to improve efficiency and outcomes in minimally invasive spine surgery.
| Benefit | Description |
|---|---|
| Enhanced Flexibility & Accessibility | Multiple working ports provide greater reach and maneuverability. |
| Minimal Tissue Dissection | Reduced trauma to the multifidus muscle and surrounding tissues. |
| Stable Surgical Cavity | Creates and maintains an independent surgical space from the primary port. |
| Reduced Surgeon Fatigue | Allows docking the cannula directly on bone for stability. |
| Improved Irrigation Control | Dedicated irrigation port preserves clear visualization while lowering total irrigation volume. |
| Optimized for Multi-Level Decompression | Perfect for wide or multi-level pathology without increased invasiveness. |
| Shorter Surgical Times | Efficient workflow that can help minimize OR time and surgeon fatigue. |
Training & Education
Elliquence offers hands-on training to help surgeons master the Mult-e Portal technique quickly and confidently.
Learn to expand your surgical portfolio, overcome the uniportal learning curve, and experience the next generation of least invasive endoscopic spine surgery.