Kyphoplasty offers a safe and effective solution for managing painful vertebral compression fractures and restoring spinal health. If you or a loved one are experiencing symptoms of VCF, call NVA to see if kyphoplasty may be the right treatment option for you. What to Expect 1 Preparation The patient is positioned and the area of the spine to be treated is cleansed and prepared. 2 Insertion A small incision is made in the back, and a narrow tube is inserted into the vertebral body through a needle under the guidance of X-ray imaging. 3 Balloon Inflation A special orthopedic balloon is inserted through the tube and carefully inflated to elevate the fracture to restore space and height to the collapsed vertebra. 4 Cement Injection The space created by the balloon is then filled with a specially formulated bone cement. This cement hardens quickly, stabilizing the bone. 5 Closure The space created by the balloon is then filled with a specially formulated bone cement. This cement hardens quickly, stabilizing the bone. Why Choose Kyphoplasty? As a minimally invasive procedure, kyphoplasty is an advanced technique specialized to provide faster pain relief with fewer risks.
Choosing between kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty depends on your unique condition. Factors like the severity of the fracture, the need for height restoration, and your overall health will guide the decision. Book your appointment with a patient care coordinator and start your journey towards a pain-free you.
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