ПОПЕРЕКОВА ДИСКЕКТОМІЯ З ДЕКОМПРЕСІЄЮ КАНАЛУ ЗА СИСТЕМОЮ DESTANDAU ENDOSPINE

Kumar Sahu Dr. Santosh, Kar Dr. Dattatreya
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Lumbar disc herniation is a common disease. There is severe pain in the buttock and leg, which may persist for more than 6 weeks even after conservative treatment. Currently, there are several surgical techniques for the treatment of lumbar disc herniation, ranging from laminectomy to microdiscectomy. The main advantages of endoscopic discectomy include: cosmetic appeal, minimally invasive nature, better visualization, shorter hospital stay and faster recovery. Objective. This article reviews discusses the management of patients with degenerative diseases of the lumbar spine by Destandau Endospine system. The authors shares his experience of the surgical technique and the results of percutaneous endoscopic discectomy using the Destandau system during the treatment of 51 patients with herniated disc and canal stenosis in the lumbar spine. The main advantages of the Destandau endoscopic system are a small skin incision and minimal damage to soft tissues. This is a minimally invasive intervention, which is applied through a skin incision 1.5–2 cm long. In order to ensure the accuracy and safety of the patient both before and during the operation, fluoroscopy is used. Under the control of an endoscope, the herniated intervertebral disc, free fragments of the disc are removed and the pinched nerve is released. Thus, rapid recovery is achieved during postoperative rehabilitation. Conclusions. The endoscopic system can be used to treat all types of intervertebral disc herniations and associated canal stenosis. It is a relatively safe procedure, provided proper preoperative planning and an experienced team of doctors. Most lumbar pathologies that are not related to instability can be successfully resolved with its help. The two main advantages of the Destandau endospinal system include minimally invasive surgery with minimal iatrogenic damage and excellent efficacy. In the case of its successful application, the recovery process is significantly shortened, without any restrictions for returning to everyday life.
使用 destandau endospine 系统进行腰椎间盘切除术和椎管减压术
腰椎间盘突出症是一种常见疾病。患者会感到臀部和腿部剧烈疼痛,即使经过保守治疗,疼痛也可能持续 6 周以上。目前,治疗腰椎间盘突出症的手术方法有多种,从椎板切除术到显微椎间盘切除术。内窥镜椎间盘切除术的主要优点包括:美观、微创、可视性更好、住院时间更短、恢复更快。目的。本文综述了利用 Destandau Endospine 系统治疗腰椎退行性疾病患者的情况。作者分享了他使用 Destandau 系统治疗 51 名腰椎间盘突出症和椎管狭窄症患者的手术技巧和经皮内窥镜椎间盘切除术的结果。Destandau 内窥镜系统的主要优点是皮肤切口小,对软组织的损伤极小。这是一种微创手术,通过 1.5-2 厘米长的皮肤切口进行。为了确保患者在手术前和手术中的准确性和安全性,手术中使用了透视技术。在内窥镜的控制下,突出的椎间盘、游离的椎间盘碎片被切除,受压迫的神经被松解。因此,在术后康复期间可实现快速恢复。结论内窥镜系统可用于治疗各种类型的椎间盘突出和相关的椎管狭窄。只要有适当的术前计划和经验丰富的医生团队,这是一种相对安全的手术。在它的帮助下,大多数与不稳定性无关的腰椎病变都能成功解决。Destandau 椎管内系统的两大优势包括:微创手术、最小的先天性损伤和卓越的疗效。在成功应用的情况下,恢复过程会大大缩短,恢复日常生活也不会受到任何限制。
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