Zdravljenje degenerativno spremenjenih medvretencnih ploscic s perkutano nukleotomijo - pregled manj invazivnih postopkov
Background: Less invasive treatment methods for intervertebral disc disease and decompression of neural structures as a consequence of contained disc herniation represent an alternative to surgical procedure. Percutaneus nucleotomy uses a percutaneous approach to the inter-vertebral disc. The articl...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Zdravniški vestnik (Ljubljana, Slovenia : 1992) Slovenia : 1992), 2014-03, Vol.83 (3) |
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Zusammenfassung: | Background: Less invasive treatment methods for intervertebral disc disease and decompression of neural structures as a consequence of contained disc herniation represent an alternative to surgical procedure. Percutaneus nucleotomy uses a percutaneous approach to the inter-vertebral disc. The article presents the evolution of numerous procedureds in clinical practice. Methods: Percutaneous nucleoplasty is a fluoroscopy-guided procedure which enables controlled and safe entrance into the intervertebral disc. The procedure is performed under strict aseptic conditions, using a local anaesthesia with the patient under analgosedation. Based on the principle of therapeutic intradiscal action, the procedures can be divided into three groups: chemical (chemonucleolysis with chimopa-pain, alcohol, ozone), mechanical (automated percutaneous lumbar discectomy APLD, arthroscopic discectomy) and thermical methods (laser, radiofrequency ablation, intradiscal electrothermal annuloplasty IDET, Coblation). Results: Percutaneous nucleotomy by the majority of the mentioned procedures results in a therapeutic effect (reduction of pain and decompression of neural structures). Fast recovery represents a major advantage of less invasive treatment. Conclusions: Less invasive method (nucleotomy using different procedures) represents a successful alternative approach to surgical discectomy. Proper patient selection and safe technique are mandatory in order to achieve a good clinical outcome. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT] |
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ISSN: | 1318-0347 1581-0024 |