Kyphoplasty

Kyphoplasty is a minimally invasive surgical procedure designed to stabilize vertebral compression fractures and relieve back pain.

• Minimally invasive technique – Small incision and specialized tools for a quick recovery. 

• Balloon-assisted vertebral restoration – A balloon is used to create space before injecting bone cement. 

• Pain relief & stability – Helps reduce spinal deformity and improve mobility.

Kyphoplasty is recommended for individuals with painful vertebral compression fractures that do not respond to conservative treatment.

• Osteoporotic fractures – Compression fractures due to weakened bones. 

• Spinal trauma injuries – Fractures from falls, car accidents, or heavy lifting. 

• Spinal tumors – Cancerous lesions weakening vertebrae. 

• Chronic back pain – Due to vertebral collapse affecting posture and function. 
   

Kyphoplasty is highly effective in reducing pain and improving spinal stability. Many patients experience significant relief soon after the procedure.

• Rapid pain reduction – Most patients notice improvement within 48 hours (2 days). 

• Restored vertebral height – Helps correct spinal deformity. 

• Minimally invasive benefits – Faster recovery compared to open surgery. 

• Long-term support – Strengthens the spine and reduces the risk of further fractures. 
   

Kyphoplasty is a quick outpatient procedure performed under local or general anesthesia.

• Small incision – A tiny opening is made in the back. 

• Balloon insertion – A balloon is inflated to create space in the vertebra. 

• Bone cement injection – Special cement is injected to stabilize the fracture. 

• Quick recovery – Most patients return home within hours of surgery and return to normal activities within a few days.