Vertebroplasty for Osteoporotic Fractures

A minimally invasive procedure performed via small incisions without general anesthesia; patients are discharged the same day.

When is it used?

• Painful osteoporosis fractures lasting 2-6 weeks despite treatment.
• Severe pain hindering mobility.
• Absence of significant spinal cord compression.

Procedure Types

Vertebroplasty: Direct cement injection into the vertebra.

Kyphoplasty: Inserting a balloon to create a cavity/restore height before injection.

Benefits

Rapid pain relief, improved mobility, short and safe procedure.