The Clinical Analysis of The Microendoscopy Discectomy in Treatment of Lumbar Disc Herniation
DU Bao-zai
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DU Bao-zai
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Objective: To study the operative tactics and preventing or handling methods for complication of the microendoscopy discectomy in the treatment of lumbar disc herniation. Methods: 22 cases with treatment of microendoscopy discectomy in lumbar disc herniation were analyzed at follow - up. Single disc herniation were in 10 cases,postlateral disc herniation in 18 cases. Centerlateral disc herniation in 4 cases. Results: All of cases were followed up 3 to 10 months,average 6.5 months,The injury of dural was in 2 cases in operation,1 were injured spinal nerve. The good rate was 86.36% . Conclusion:The advantage of microendoscopy discectomy was minimal invasion, no influence on the stability of spine, high distinguishing - rate, adequate decompression of the nerve root and rapid recovery, the suitable indication and precise surgical technique are the key point for this operation.
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Objective: To study the operative tactics and preventing or handling methods for complication of the microendoscopy discectomy in the treatment of lumbar disc herniation. Methods: 22 cases with treatment of microendoscopy discectomy in lumbar disc herniation were analyzed at follow - up. Single disc herniation were in 10 cases,postlateral disc herniation in 18 cases. Centerlateral disc herniation in 4 cases. Results: All of cases were followed up 3 to 10 months,average 6.5 months,The injury of dural was in 2 cases in operation,1 were injured spinal nerve. The good rate was 86.36% . Conclusion:The advantage of microendoscopy discectomy was minimal invasion, no influence on the stability of spine, high distinguishing - rate, adequate decompression of the nerve root and rapid recovery, the suitable indication and precise surgical technique are the key point for this operation.
Key concepts: Medicine, Discectomy, Lumbar disc herniation, Surgery, Decompression, Disc herniation, Nerve root, Diskectomy