Clinical efficacy of medical ozone in treatment of failed back surgery syndrome
Wang Ju
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Wang Ju
Abstract
Objective:To investigate the effect of medical ozone in treatment of failed back surgery syndrome(FBSS) through percutaneous puncture injection. Methods:Under digital subtraction angiography fluoroscopic guidance,24 FBSS patients were injected 20 ml medical ozone(45 μg/ml) through percutaneous puncture in inter-vertebral disc and paravertebral space.The relief of clinical symptoms was also observed. Results:After 2 to 57 months of follow-up in the 24 patients,the total effective rate was 62.5%,including 8 significant effective cases and 7 improved cases.Except for 1 case with cough and chest tightness,the other patients had no complications. Conclusions:Medical ozone is effective for FBSS treatment through percutaneous puncture injection.
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Objective:To investigate the effect of medical ozone in treatment of failed back surgery syndrome(FBSS) through percutaneous puncture injection. Methods:Under digital subtraction angiography fluoroscopic guidance,24 FBSS patients were injected 20 ml medical ozone(45 μg/ml) through percutaneous puncture in inter-vertebral disc and paravertebral space.The relief of clinical symptoms was also observed. Results:After 2 to 57 months of follow-up in the 24 patients,the total effective rate was 62.5%,including 8 significant effective cases and 7 improved cases.Except for 1 case with cough and chest tightness,the other patients had no complications. Conclusions:Medical ozone is effective for FBSS treatment through percutaneous puncture injection.
Key concepts: Medicine, Percutaneous, Failed back surgery, Digital subtraction angiography, Surgery, Radiology, Angiography, Internal medicine