Minimally invasive treatment of intervertebral disc and nerve root

Indications

Indication prolapsed intervertebral disc
Stenosis of the spinal canal or neuroforamens (restriction of the spinal canal or nerve canal)
Radiating pain
Post-nucleotomy syndrome (complaints following operation of herniated intervertebral disc)
Acute and chronic nerve root irritation (sciatica)

Significance

The treatment of specific pain is possible due to this blocking technique based on navigation with computed tomography. However, prerequisite is an exact diagnosis. Auxiliary treatment, such as coordinated physiotherapy has to follow. Treatment is carried out once a week. Just 5 sessions are usually sufficient for a significant improvement or complete recovery from the radicular pains.

Advantage

Minimally invasive process that can be performed in a radiological treatment centre. Complex open surgery can be avoided. Medication use is reduced following surgery.

Minimalinvasive-Behandlung-der-Bandscheibe

Follow-up treatment

Differential physiotherapy must be commenced immediately following the operation. Coordination between the practicing physician and the physiotherapist is essential.

Ability to work

Depending on the actual diagnosis light physical work can usually be undertaken one to two weeks after the operation.

Sporting activities

Sport is usually possible upon completion of treatment.

Should you have any further questions or want to make an appointment: Call us at 030 - 44 35 193 0, or send an email.

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