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Target-injection of collagenase for the treatment of recurrent postoperative lumbar disc herniation

Jia Zhang

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Objective:To investigate the clinical significance of the target-injection of collagenase for the treatment of recurrent postoperative lumbar disc herniation.Methods:27 patients with recurrent lumbar disc herniation at L 4,5 to L 5S 1 were included in this study.The lateral recess injection was applied in 5 cases at early stage,the target-injection method by CT intervention in 16 cases and the combined target-injection method with CT intervention in 6 cases at later period.Results:All patients were followed up 6 months to 2 years after treatment.9 cases got excellent result,8 cases good,5 cases fair and 5 poor.The excellent and good rate was 63.0% and the effective rate was 81.5%.There were 4 times with the miss of puncture (1/9) on the first time.The CT image showed in 6 to 13 months:The prominence was minified 80% to 90% in 4 cases.Conclusion:The target-injection of collagenase for intervertebral disk chemolysis may be complementary therapy for recurrent postoperative lumbar disc herniation.

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Objective:To investigate the clinical significance of the target-injection of collagenase for the treatment of recurrent postoperative lumbar disc herniation.Methods:27 patients with recurrent lumbar disc herniation at L 4,5 to L 5S 1 were included in this study.The lateral recess injection was applied in 5 cases at early stage,the target-injection method by CT intervention in 16 cases and the combined target-injection method with CT intervention in 6 cases at later period.Results:All patients were followed up 6 months to 2 years after treatment.9 cases got excellent result,8 cases good,5 cases fair and 5 poor.The excellent and good rate was 63.0% and the effective rate was 81.5%.There were 4 times with the miss of puncture (1/9) on the first time.The CT image showed in 6 to 13 months:The prominence was minified 80% to 90% in 4 cases.Conclusion:The target-injection of collagenase for intervertebral disk chemolysis may be complementary therapy for recurrent postoperative lumbar disc herniation.

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Objective:To investigate the clinical significance of the target-injection of collagenase for the treatment of recurrent postoperative lumbar disc herniation.Methods:27 patients with recurrent lumbar disc herniation at L 4,5 to L 5S 1 were included in this study.The lateral recess injection was applied in 5 cases at early stage,the target-injection method by CT intervention in 16 cases and the combined target-injection method with CT intervention in 6 cases at later period.Results:All patients were followed up 6 months to 2 years after treatment.9 cases got excellent result,8 cases good,5 cases fair and 5 poor.The excellent and good rate was 63.0% and the effective rate was 81.5%.There were 4 times with the miss of puncture (1/9) on the first time.The CT image showed in 6 to 13 months:The prominence was minified 80% to 90% in 4 cases.Conclusion:The target-injection of collagenase for intervertebral disk chemolysis may be complementary therapy for recurrent postoperative lumbar disc herniation.

Key concepts: Medicine, Lumbar disc herniation, Collagenase, Surgery, Lumbar, Disc herniation, Stage (stratigraphy), Cure rate

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