Decompressive procedures employed in the management of cervical radiculopathy have evolved in recent years. New advancements, such as the integration of minimally invasive techniques, offer an alternative to traditional open techniques. The concept behind minimally invasive techniques is to achieve symptom relief with the reduction in morbidity that is associated with traditional techniques. The posterior cervical foraminotomy can be executed using a minimally invasive approach to treat cervical radiculopathy. A prior study suggests that results from the procedure are comparable to that of a conventional open foraminotomy.