Minimally invasive treatments
Epiduroscopy
Epiduroscopy is actually the endoscopy of the epidural space, which means observing the spinal canal, epidural space, and nerve fibers, and in many cases can be remedied at the same time as problems in the spinal cord. This new and up-to-date technique is minimally invasive and very effective. The ...
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Spinal injections
Spine interventions : Spinal pain is not always caused by disc protrusion and even disc protrusion does not always require intradiscal intervention,other problems such as inflammation of the nerve fibers or osteoarthritis of facet joints or weakness of the muscles supporting the spine(parafidus) can cause severe lumbar pain that ...
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Spinal Cord Stimulation
Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS) means using electrical energy adjacent to the spinal cord to control pain. In this method, the pulsed energy is transmitted along the neural cord or adjacent to the nerve roots in the epidural space.This technique blocks the transmission of pain and pain signals to the ...
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Radiofrequency
What is Radiofrequency? The use of electric current to treat pain since 1931 began with the treatment of trigeminal neuralgia, and then in the 1970s Sluter invented a modified Radiofrequency wave that produced the same amount of energy. Radiofrequency was first used in 1974 to treat pain. Its use ...
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Kyphoplasty
Kyphoplasty is performed in cases of vertebral fractures. Aging or illnesses or severe injuries to the vertebrae (accident, etc.), the vertebral body can be fractured, meaning that the vertebral body shape changes from cuboidal to a triangle. Over time, this fracture raises the vertebrae, causing dynamic joint disruption, strain ...
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Intrathecal pump
The intrathecal pump is a device designed to deliver the drug continuously and accurately into the spinal or epidural space. Medications such as morphine (antinociceptive) with bacclofen or ziconitide (antispasmodic) are transmitted to the central nervous system. The advantage is that the side effects of high oral doses for ...
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Intradiscal Nucleolysis Procedures
In open disc surgery, a large incision is made to access the area of the disc disc herniation, which results in postoperative adhesion and facet joints osteoarthritis , which is associated with pain and disability for many years.Technological advances have led to the invention of intradiscal methods, as the ...
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SELD
In recent years, significant advances have been made in laser disc therapy with epiduroscopy as an alternative open surgical treatment. This method is used to drive the central disk out. The epidural space is accessed through the sacrum bone and then a flexible endoscope enters the space. With the ...
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Endoscopic Discectomy
Endoscopic Discectomy is a type of surgery in which a part of the patient’s intervertebral disc which is herniated into the canal is removed by endoscopy from the spinal canal. Discectomy is usually used to treat intervertebral disc herniation.The elastic disk between the vertebrae acts like a bumper and ...
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