0:14 Another kyphoplasty's risk (not related to vertebroplasty): *young patients* should get this surgery method as soon as possible (no more than one week after their injury event usually) due to avoid vertebral body splitting along the vertebral bone enlargement step that is finalized to restore vertebral bone height. Thus, the little inflated baloons (or little "cricks") may meet a rudimental starting calcification provoking bone splitting that consequently need upper and lower discs removal, plus three involved vertebrae fusion (the targeted vertebra and the closest ones). Clearly, spine mobility ia tremendously affected by this hard event and some nerves may be permanently damaged too.
Yes, the "cement" leaks in to your blood stream and ends up in your HEART !!!!!!!!!!!!
In my case it went into my lungs
I have a smushed crushed T 12 🤦🏻♀️ No MRI ? Why? I call this drive thru back surgery🤷🏻♀️
😢still in pain 2 months later
How are you now? I'm supposed to have the procedure done and I just curious
0:14 Another kyphoplasty's risk (not related to vertebroplasty): *young patients* should get this surgery method as soon as possible (no more than one week after their injury event usually) due to avoid vertebral body splitting along the vertebral bone enlargement step that is finalized to restore vertebral bone height. Thus, the little inflated baloons (or little "cricks") may meet a rudimental starting calcification provoking bone splitting that consequently need upper and lower discs removal, plus three involved vertebrae fusion (the targeted vertebra and the closest ones). Clearly, spine mobility ia tremendously affected by this hard event and some nerves may be permanently damaged too.