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General and special orthopedic methods of treatment

General and special orthopedic treatments for back pain

General and special diagnostics

Journey to the clinics

Microtherapeutic removal of sequestered herniated discs of the lumbar spinal column

Microscopic laminotomy for herniated discs of the lumbar spinal column

Microscopic decompressing laminotomy with the help of a trocar

Artificial disc in the lumbar and cervical spinal column

Reinforcement surgery (spondylosis) of the lumbar spinal column

Features and benefits

Micro laser treatment for herniated discs of the cervical spinal column

Microsurgical removal of herniated discs of the cervical spinal column with the help of a trocar

Reinforcement (fusing) surgery for herniated discs of the cervical spinal column

Reversible manipulation of nerve conductors

Injection of bone cement for osteoporosis. Vertebroplasty/balloon-kyphoplasty

Nerve pain in the hands, arms, or legs. Bottleneck syndrome
Leistungsmerkmale und Ablauf von Versteifungsoperationen der Lendenwirbelsäule, einem offenen mikroskopischen Operationsverfahren. Im einzelnen Stellenwert, Vorteile, Nachbehandlung, Arbeitsfähigkeit, Sportfähigkeit und Ergebnisse.


Features and benefits

Reinforcement surgery (spondylosis) of the lumbar spinal column. Features and benefits

Value

If distinct, chronic symptomatic pain remains despite intensive conservative and minimally invasive treatment, lasting improvement of pain can often only be achieved through reinforcement surgery . For patients with certain changes of the spinal column, reinforcement can be the only form of therapy promising success.

Follow-up

The patient can stand up one day after the operation, and should wear a specially-fitted, comfortable plastic corset for circa six weeks. The inpatient stay lasts at least seven days. And stationary rehabilitation treatment can begin three to four months after the operation. Special attention is given to strengthening the back musculature, as well as posture and movement training (back-training school).

Ability to work

After circa four to six weeks, the patient can once again engage in office work and light physical activity. Physically strenuous activity should be avoided for approximately three months, and then only gradually reintroduced.

Sports

Swimming is possible after circa four weeks; and bicycling in an upright position after circa six weeks.
Depending upon their degree and type of intensity, all other types of sport can begin after three months and gradually increased.

Results

In concordance with international publications, a success rate of 70 to 80 percent is to be expected.

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