Vertebroplasty
Vertebroplasty involves injecting medical-grade bone cement directly into the fractured vertebra. This stabilizes the bone, prevents further collapse, and reduces pain almost immediately.
Benefits of Vertebroplasty:
Rapid pain relief
Minimally invasive procedure
Outpatient or short hospital stay
Preserves mobility and daily activity
Kyphoplasty
Kyphoplasty is a refined version of vertebroplasty. Before injecting the bone cement, a small balloon is inserted and inflated in the collapsed vertebra to restore its height. Once the vertebra is realigned, the cement is injected to stabilize the spine.
Benefits of Kyphoplasty:
Corrects spinal deformity and restores vertebral height
Reduces pain and improves posture
Minimally invasive with a shorter recovery time
Improves overall spinal function and mobility
Kyphoplasty and Vertebroplasty are ideal for patients with:
Osteoporotic spinal compression fractures
Fractures due to trauma or accidents
Painful vertebral compression due to tumors
Limited mobility or deformity due to spinal fractures
Early intervention can prevent chronic pain, spinal deformities, and the need for more extensive surgeries.
Expert Spine Surgeons:
Our team includes highly experienced spine specialists skilled in minimally invasive procedures.
Advanced Technology:
We use state-of-the-art imaging and surgical tools to ensure precision, safety, and optimal outcomes.
Personalized Treatment Plans:
Every patient receives a detailed evaluation and a customized treatment plan based on their condition, age, and lifestyle.
Minimally Invasive Approach:
Both kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty are designed to reduce surgical trauma, shorten recovery time, and minimize hospital stays.
Comprehensive Post-Operative Care:
Our clinic provides guided rehabilitation, lifestyle advice, and follow-ups to ensure complete spinal recovery and prevent future fractures.
Before Surgery:
Thorough evaluation with X-rays, MRI, or CT scans
Medical review and anesthesia consultation
Detailed discussion of procedure and recovery
During Surgery:
Local or general anesthesia administered
Small incision made to access fractured vertebra
Balloon insertion (kyphoplasty) or direct cement injection (vertebroplasty)
Immediate stabilization of the vertebra
After Surgery:
Short observation period (few hours to one day)
Most patients experience significant pain relief within 24–48 hours
Gradual return to normal activities
Rehabilitation and lifestyle counseling for spinal health
Immediate or rapid pain relief
Stabilization of the fractured vertebra
Minimal scarring and blood loss
Preservation of mobility and independence
Reduced risk of further spinal deformity
Short recovery period
Avoid heavy lifting and strenuous activities for a few weeks
Follow prescribed medication and calcium/vitamin D supplements
Regular follow-ups and imaging to monitor vertebral healing
Physical therapy to strengthen back muscles and improve posture
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