Balloon Kyphoplasty
Minimally invasive relief for spinal fractures—restore stability, reduce pain.
What is Balloon Kyphoplasty?
Balloon kyphoplasty is a minimally invasive procedure done to repair and stabilize spinal fractures called vertebral compression fractures in order to relieve pain and restore function.
Who is a candidate?
Balloon kyphoplasty can repair vertebral fractures caused by:
- Osteoporosis (low bone density)
- Cancer
- Non-cancerous tumors
- Trauma
Personalized Treatment
Customized plans based on your unique medical history and pain
Comprehensive Care
Regular monitoring and adjustments to ensure optimal pain relief.
Improved Quality of Life
Enhanced daily function and reduced pain levels.
What to Expect
During Your Treatment
One or two small incisions are made, about 1 cm long. A small pathway is made into the fractured vertebra using a hollow instrument, and an orthopedic balloon is inserted into the bone.
Once in place the balloon is carefully inflated to raise the collapsed vertebra into its normal position.
What to Expect
AFTER THE PROCEDURE
- You will be monitored in your recovery room for a while.
- You will be encouraged to walk, move around, and to assess how your back is feeling.
- Care instructions will be given to you for the care of the small incision sites on your back.
- A follow up visit will also be scheduled.
Preparing for Your Appointment
CONSULTATION REQUIRED
Ensure you have a referral and necessary medical records.
ARRIVAL
Arrive 20 minutes early to complete initial paperwork.
DOCUMENTATION
Bring your Photo ID, insurance card, updated medication list, and any relevant imaging reports.
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