
Vertebroplasty
Vertebroplasty is a vertebral augmentation surgery used to repair a fractured spinal vertebra,
Kyphoplasty VS Vertebroplasty
Kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty are both procedures for repairing fractured vertebrae, but they differ in approach. In kyphoplasty, Dr. Sina Rajamand uses surgical tools, often including a balloon-like device, to create space between fractured vertebrae before injecting a stabilizing material. This method reduces the risk of further damage compared to using metal tools.
Vertebroplasty, on the other hand, involves injecting cement-like material directly into the fractured vertebra without creating additional space. The choice between kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty depends on the location and severity of the damage and the effectiveness of creating the necessary space.
Minimally-Invasive Reno Neurosurgery For a Fractured Vertebrae
Dr. Rajamand specializes in minimally invasive techniques for both procedures. Using small incisions and advanced tools with cameras, he views the surgical area on a large screen, enabling precise movements while minimizing risk to surrounding tissues. These techniques enhance safety and promote faster recovery.
If conservative treatments fail to relieve your pain from a fractured vertebra, contact Dr. Rajamand at Saint Mary’s Brain and Spine Surgery in Reno. He will provide a detailed explanation of each procedure and recommend the best approach during your pre-surgical consultation.
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