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Percutaneous Endoscopic Lumbar Discectomy Surgery at Best Spine Surgery Hospitals in India
PELD or Percutaneous Endoscopic Lumbar Discectomy is an advanced minimally invasive spine surgery done for the decompression of the lumbar disc space and removal of nucleus pulposus via a posterolateral approach. PELD is also a good treatment option in management of spinal tumors and structural deformities also in patients whose pain threshold is low or who are not responding well to conservative treatments like pain killers, anti inflammatory drugs and rehabilitation.
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What is Percutaneous Endoscopic Lumbar Discectomy (PELD)?
Percutaneous Endoscopic Lumbar Discectomy (PELD) is a unique approach for the treatment of non-sequestrated disc herniation (disc prolapse). An advanced minimal invasive technique, PELD is performed for the decompression of the lumbar disc space and removal of nucleus pulposus via a posterolateral approach. In addition to decompression surgery, the technique has been found effective in management of spinal tumors and structural deformities.
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What does the Procedure Involve? Percutaneous Endoscopic Lumbar Discectomy is a minimal invasive spine surgery. It is an endoscopic surgical procedure which is conducted under local anaesthesia with mild sedation. The patient is made to lie on his/her front and the exact entry point is mapped on patient’s body using image intensifier X-ray system. A small incision of about 8-10 cm is made from the midline on the posterior part of the body. There are two different ways in which the inter-vertebral disc material can be removed: Manual procedure also known as Automated Percutaneous le from the side of the back, directlDiscectomy involves insertion of a long spinal needy into the disc, by-passing other bone and ligaments. The laser surgery, referred to as Percutaneous Laser Discectomy (PLD), uses an external imager called the fluoroscope to direct the probe. The probe delivers laser energy which vaporizes a part of the inter-vertebral disc material and decompresses the nerve root. The most frequently used laser for treatment is Holmium Yttrium-Aluminum-Garnet (YAG) laser.
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Advantaages of PELD (Percutaneous Endoscopic Lumbar Discectomy)
•Surgery done under local anesthesia with conscious sedation •No muscle, ligament or normal tissue damage •It saves the time and the costs. 75% of the patients discharged on the same. •Very good technique for old and medically compromised patients.
•Due to rapid recovery, comparing to open surgeries, it is recommendable for the workers or students with the desire of early return-to-work. •Even prolapsed, migrated, extra-foraminal, recurrent discs can be removed. •Very good technique for old and medically compromised patients. •Even prolapsed, migrated, extra-foraminal, recurrent discs can be removed.
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