Minimally invasive Spinal Surgery
( Example : Vertebroplasty ,Kyphoplasty , Spinal fusions by Transforaminal , Lateral Lumbar or Anterior approaches , Percutaneous stabilisation procedures such as Pedicle screws )
Minimally Invasive Spinal Procedures
Modern spinal surgery has evolved with the advancement of technology and surgical techniques, allowing for less invasive approaches that minimize tissue damage, reduce recovery times, and improve outcomes. Below are some common and specialized procedures used to treat various spinal disorders.
These procedures are typically performed to treat vertebral compression fractures, often caused by osteoporosis. In vertebroplasty, a special cement is injected into the fractured vertebra to stabilize it. Kyphoplasty is a similar technique, but it involves the insertion of a balloon to create space before the cement is injected. Both methods aim to relieve pain and restore vertebral height.