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Spinal nerve compression can be treated with the MIS-TLIF guided screw fixation technique.

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Spondylolisthesis, or spinal disc herniation, is a condition where a vertebra shifts forward more than normal, resulting in nerve compression.

This disease is more common in women than men and usually occurs in the lumbar spine at levels L4-L5, a weight-bearing area that experiences frequent movement.

  

 

The main cause is...

 

1. Degenerative disc disease

 

2. Degeneration of the spinal joints.

 

3. Prolonged periods of excessive weight bearing.

 

 

 

Common symptoms

 

1. The pain worsens when walking or standing for long periods.

 

2. Lower back pain

 

3. Pain radiating down the leg.

 

4. Numbness in the area where the nerve is compressed.

 

5. Muscle weakness

 

6. Problems with bowel and digestive control.

 

 

 

📚 Degenerative spinal disease

 

📚 Sciatica

 

 

 

Diagnosis and treatment

 

An accurate diagnosis requires a physical examination by a specialist, along with X-rays and MRI scans to assess the severity and location of the problem.

 

Treatment options include both non-surgical and surgical methods, depending on the severity of symptoms and response to initial treatment.

 

 

 

Non-surgical treatment

 

1. Taking pain relievers and anti-inflammatory medication.

 

2. Physical therapy.

 

3. Behavior modification and appropriate exercise.

 

 

 

MIS-TLIF: The latest technique for treating spinal nerve compression.

 

S Spine Hospital offers MIS TLIF (Minimally Invasive Surgery Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion), a minimally invasive surgical technique utilizing cutting-edge technology.




 

Advantages of MIS TLIF

 

1. A small surgical incision of only 3 centimeters.

 

2. Use a microscope to increase accuracy.

 

3. Use a guidance system to insert bone fixing screws.

 

4. Reduce muscle injury.

 

5. The patient lost minimal blood.

 

6. Faster recovery and a quicker return to normal life.

 

 

 

MIS TLIF surgical procedure:

 

1. Make a small incision on the back.

 

2. Use a microscope to remove the part that is compressing the nerve.

 

3. Insert an artificial intervertebral disc (PEEK).

 

4. Fusing the spinal joints with perforated screws.

 

5. Use a guidance system for accurate screw insertion.

 

This surgery takes approximately 2-3 hours and is recognized as an international standard procedure.



📚 Spinal fusion surgery for cases of spinal nerve compression using minimally invasive techniques.

 


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Why choose S Hospital?


  1. A team of specialist doctors in spine and nervous system.

  2. The most advanced treatment technology.

  3. Extensive experience in treating patients.

  4. Holistic care, from diagnosis and treatment to rehabilitation.

  5. The treatment outcomes were excellent, and patients were able to return to a high quality of life.



 

If you are experiencing spinal nerve compression, don't let the symptoms worsen and affect your quality of life. Contact S Hospital today for consultation and to plan the most suitable treatment for you.



We are ready to care for you with our expertise and cutting-edge technology, so that you can return to living a happy life again.

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