New minimally invasive disc replacement surgical technique for elderly patients with osteoporosis

Elderly patients with osteoporosis who need surgery to replace their degenerated and damaged cervical discs, can now turn to a new surgical technique. It's minimally invasive and maintains spinal mobility, which makes it suitable for a wider range of patients. More than 100 patients have undergone the procedure in the past 15 months. Unlike the conventional method which is spinal fusion, this new procedure involves a combination of soft tissue releases and accurate placement of implants.

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[anziar]

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[MysteriMaan]

Atleast in this video, the future looks slightly brighter for elderly and me when i too get old.

[synovium]

Do you have a paper regarding this procedure and the findings?

[peteryeungcp]

Can explain why the artificial disc won't move around after the implant?

[chongcheekion]

how is this a new technique? artificial disc replacement has been around for a while already.

[deschan]

Only for absolutely case, dont opt for it !!!

[jarrodyuki]

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